Untitled (Abstraction)
- Artist
- Betty Parsons
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
"Untitled (Abstraction)" by Betty Parsons exemplifies her contributions to Abstract art within the Abstract expressionism movement. Created in 1957, the work reflects Parsons’ mastery of spontaneous brushwork, gestural application, and layered textures that evoke emotional intensity. As a dedicated advocate and gallery owner supporting mid-century Abstract expressionism, Parsons' artwork emphasizes non-representational forms, allowing viewers to interpret the piece through visual gestures and color dynamics. The straightforward title underscores its focus on pure abstract elements, inviting an immersive exploration of form and emotion.
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