Composition Gowa 1958

Carl Buchheister’s 1958 “Composition Gowa” exemplifies the artist's abstract style, a departure from his earlier figurative works. The artwork consists of a layering of delicate pencil lines, white and pale yellow paper, and a slight texture visible through the top layer. These elements create an abstract composition that evokes a sense of depth and space. This work, housed in Tate Britain, London, is a testament to Buchheister's experimental approach to art making.