Moscow 1956

yurizlotnikov

impressionist

abstract expressionism

abstract painting

fauvism

impressionist landscape

fluid art

neo expressionist

acrylic on canvas

paint stroke

impressionist inspired

"Moscow" is a vibrant watercolor painting by Soviet artist Yuri Zlotnikov, created in 1956. The artwork depicts a bustling scene of people in a public space, likely a street or square in Moscow. Zlotnikov's loose brushstrokes and vivid color palette capture the energy and movement of the crowd, while the overall composition conveys a sense of urban life. The painting exemplifies Zlotnikov's unique style of figurative painting, characterized by expressive lines, abstract forms, and a focus on capturing the fleeting moments of everyday life.