Variations on a Rhythm--U 1933

"Variations on a Rhythm--U" (1933) by Raymond Jonson is an abstract painting composed of geometric shapes and bold colors. Jonson, known for his contributions to the American abstract art movement, uses a vibrant palette of pinks, blues, greens, and yellows to create a dynamic composition. The painting exemplifies his interest in rhythm and form, emphasizing the interplay of geometric elements and the harmonious relationships they create. The artwork is characterized by its use of straight lines, curves, and overlapping shapes that create a sense of movement and energy, contributing to the rhythmic visual experience.