Colored Drawing 1963

Fritz Glarner's "Colored Drawing" from 1963 is a prime example of the artist's abstract geometric style. Composed of bold, primary colors within a circular frame, the work utilizes a grid-like structure, creating a sense of order and balance. Glarner's minimalist approach emphasizes form and composition, inviting viewers to engage in a visual dialogue with the interplay of lines, shapes, and colors. The drawing, rendered in pencil and colored washes, showcases the artist's mastery of creating compelling compositions through the reduction of visual elements.