Rouso 1963

paulfeeley

pop art-esque

childish illustration

pop art

round design

retro 'vintage design

rectangle

pop art-influence

pattern repetition

cartoon style

symmetric positioned element

positive shape

orange

"Rouso" is a 1963 painting by American artist Paul Feeley (1910-1966), characterized by its bold use of color and simplified geometric forms. The piece features two large, flat planes of vibrant yellow and red, separated by a sinuous blue line. This work exemplifies Feeley's exploration of abstract art, often drawing inspiration from architecture and design. The simple yet striking composition, characterized by contrasting colors and a dynamic curve, invites viewers to contemplate the relationship between shape and color.