Three Gold Circles with Blue Full Circle 1922

"Three Gold Circles with Blue Full Circle" is a 1922 artwork by Erich Buchholz, a German artist known for his geometric compositions. The artwork features a minimalist design, showcasing three gold circles, two partially visible, layered against a blue background. Black squares and a pink rectangle create a framework, while a single, solid blue circle takes center stage within the black square. The piece, with its focus on basic shapes and muted colors, exemplifies geometric abstraction and speaks to the artistic movement prevalent in the early 20th century.