Grey Still Life 1948

"Grey Still Life" is a 1948 work by Adja Yunkers, an abstract artist known for his use of geometric shapes and bold colors. This particular work exemplifies his style, featuring a composition of overlapping planes and organic forms rendered in muted tones of grey, green, and yellow. Yunkers was a key figure in the development of Abstract Expressionism, and his work often evokes a sense of dynamism and energy through the interplay of shapes and textures. The composition appears to be a still life, but the subjects are rendered abstractly, leaving the viewer to interpret their meaning.