Abstract Heads c. 1931

"Abstract Heads" is a painting created around 1931 by American artist Alfred H. Maurer. The work is a prime example of abstract art, using geometric shapes and vibrant colors to depict what appears to be two heads facing forward. Maurer's distinct style is recognizable in the fragmented and stylized figures, and the use of contrasting colors such as red and green for the eyes, creates a sense of dynamism and expression. The painting is a testament to Maurer's experimentation with abstraction during his final years before his death in 1932.