Triangular Fugue VI 1965

John Dowell's "Triangular Fugue VI" (1965) is a striking abstract piece featuring an intricate network of lines, shapes, and colors. The artist utilizes a primarily beige ground, accented by splashes of red and green, creating a sense of energy and movement. The composition is characterized by organic forms, resembling both natural and man-made structures, inviting viewers to interpret the artwork's meaning through personal associations. This artwork is a powerful example of Dowell's distinct artistic style, which is marked by a bold approach to line, color, and abstract expressionism.