Abstraction 1928

"Abstraction" by Auguste Herbin is an abstract oil painting created in 1928. It showcases the artist's mastery of the Cubist and Orphist style, evident in the geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and fragmented forms. The composition features a dynamic interplay of lines, curves, and planes, creating a sense of depth and movement. The use of bold colors, particularly red, yellow, and blue, contributes to the painting's energy and abstract quality, making it a significant example of Herbin's artistic exploration of pure form and color.