Deno (Les triangles de Baertling) 1961

"Deno (Les triangles de Baertling)" is a 1961 artwork by Swedish painter Olle Baertling, known for his geometric abstract style. This particular work showcases Baertling's signature use of bold, primary colors and stark black outlines, creating a dynamic composition of overlapping triangles. The bright hues, such as red, blue, green, and orange, contrast sharply with the black and white sections, enhancing the visual impact of the work. The piece reflects Baertling's interest in exploring the interplay of colors and forms within a minimalist framework. It is a quintessential example of his abstract geometric style and his contributions to the mid-century art movement.