Emerson Woelffer
Biomorphic Forms - Early Abstract Expressionist, 1945
Oil and Roofing Materials on Canvas
18 × 31 in / 45.7 × 78.7 cm
$ 35,000.00
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It's 1945. What artists were making totally abstract, non-objective paintings like this? Work characterized by organic forms and flattened picture planes, with solid bold colors drawn in hard outlines. Hint!...
It's 1945. What artists were making totally abstract, non-objective paintings like this? Work characterized by organic forms and flattened picture planes, with solid bold colors drawn in hard outlines. Hint! - It was Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Joan Miro, Wassily Kandinsky, and Emerson Woelffer. Oil and roofing materials on canvas. Signed and dated upper left and on verso. unframed