Pejzaż 1948

"Pejzaż" (Landscape) is an abstract painting by Polish artist Wladyslaw Strzeminski created in 1948. The painting showcases the artist's signature style, known as Unism, a form of abstract art emphasizing geometric shapes and a flat, two-dimensional space. In this work, Strzeminski uses contrasting colors and lines to create a sense of depth and movement. The use of bold, vibrant colors, particularly in the lower right quadrant, highlights the painting's abstract qualities and emphasizes the artist's interest in exploring geometric form and color. This painting is a testament to Strzeminski's influential role in shaping Polish abstract art in the post-World War II era.