PH-351

'PH-351' by Clyfford Still exemplifies his pioneering role in Abstract art. Created during his early transition from representational to Abstract painting between 1938 and 1942, the work emphasizes expressive use of Oil to build layered, textured surfaces. Still's powerful brushwork and bold color blocks evoke emotional intensity, standing apart from his contemporaries like Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko. As one of the first Abstract Expressionists, Still's innovative approach redefined modern art, focusing on raw, non-representational forms that vividly communicate feeling.