Diffusion of Two Groups of Colour 1949

"Diffusion of Two Groups of Colour" (1949) by Richard Paul Lohse is a prime example of abstract geometric art. The artwork is composed of vertical stripes of vibrant colors, arranged in two distinct groups. The use of color is bold and impactful, representing the artist's exploration of color theory and its psychological effects. Lohse's work challenged traditional notions of painting by focusing on pure form and color, making it a significant contribution to the development of abstract art.