Dusk 1958
williambaziotes
solomonrguggenheim
oil-paint
abstract-expressionism
water colours
oil-paint
form
abstraction
line
"Dusk" (1958) by William Baziotes is an abstract painting that reflects the artist's fascination with biomorphic forms and the suggestive power of color. The painting is dominated by a dark gray background, which provides a stark contrast to the vibrant hues of the organic shapes. A prominent salmon-pink form dominates the left side, while a swirling, white form meanders across the canvas. The painting evokes a sense of mystery and depth, inviting viewers to interpret its abstract forms. Baziotes's use of color and his exploration of abstract forms demonstrate his influence by Surrealism, which he embraced in the early 1940s. "Dusk" is a prime example of the Abstract Expressionism movement, which emerged in the mid-20th century.
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