Winter 1956, Yorkshire 1956

"Winter 1956, Yorkshire" (1956) is an abstract painting by British artist Terry Frost. It is characterized by its use of bold, gestural lines and a limited palette of muted colors, evoking a sense of the harsh, yet beautiful, landscape of Yorkshire in winter. The work reflects Frost's interest in exploring the relationship between form and color, particularly in the context of nature. The vertical lines suggest the starkness of trees stripped bare by winter, while the horizontal lines convey the vastness of the landscape. The artwork is a powerful example of Frost's distinctive style, which blends abstract expressionism with a strong sense of place.