Composition 1927

augusteherbin

abstract painting

graffiti art

pop art

neo expressionist

acrylic on canvas

street graffiti

spray can art

paint stroke

pop art-influence

chaotic composition

"Composition" (1927) by Auguste Herbin is a vibrant example of the artist's embrace of abstract art, specifically the style of Orphism. The painting utilizes simplified geometric shapes and bold colors, such as red, pink, green, yellow, and blue, to create a dynamic and visually stimulating composition. Herbin's work, influenced by the cubist movement, explores the interaction of form and color, demonstrating his mastery of abstract expression.