Conversation 1946

jeanpaulriopelle

abstract expressionism

abstract painting

possibly oil pastel

fluid art

acrylic on canvas

paint stroke

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

munch-inspired

watercolor

"Conversation" is a 1946 watercolor painting by Jean-Paul Riopelle. The work is characterized by bold black strokes, forming a dense, abstract composition. The use of black contrasts with a vibrant yellow background, while streaks of orange, green and purple add further depth to the work. Riopelle's gestural style, akin to Abstract Expressionism, suggests a sense of energy and emotion.