Untitled Composition 1955

marthaboto

abstract expressionism

paint

abstract painting

painted

possibly oil pastel

text

neo expressionist

acrylic on canvas

underpainting

paint stroke

line

abstract art

Martha Boto's 1955 "Untitled Composition" is an example of abstract art, featuring a minimalist palette of colors, with thin lines and geometric shapes on a muted gray background. This simple yet striking composition showcases Boto's focus on essential forms and their interaction within a limited visual space. The piece exemplifies Boto's artistic approach, exploring the interplay of line, shape, and color, while showcasing her expertise in geometric abstraction.