Magical Space Forms 1951
lorserfeitelson
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"Magical Space Forms" is a 1951 abstract painting by American artist Lorser Feitelson (1898-1978). The work features large geometric shapes in vibrant colors, particularly blue and purple. It embodies the principles of Abstract Expressionism, focusing on the artist's subjective emotional experience and the exploration of color and form for their own sake. Feitelson was a prominent figure in the development of abstract art in the United States, creating a distinctive visual language that is both playful and deeply expressive. His works often feature bold color contrasts and dynamic compositions. This painting exemplifies his unique style and the abstract movement's quest to transcend representational boundaries.
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