Positano No.6 (Night) 1956

William Congdon's "Positano No. 6 (Night)" (1956) is a dark and abstract painting, suggesting the artist's fascination with the Italian landscape. The thick, impastoed brushstrokes in shades of brown and black create a sense of depth and texture. The dark palette is consistent with Congdon's later abstract works, a departure from his earlier figurative style. This piece, capturing the essence of night in Positano, is an example of Congdon's bold and expressive approach to abstract art.