Untitled (Abstraction)
- Artist
- Betty Parsons
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
"Untitled (Abstraction)" by Betty Parsons epitomizes her influential role in the development of Abstract art and Abstract expressionism. Created in 1950, Parsons, a prominent American artist and gallery owner, is celebrated for her bold, non-representational works that emphasize spontaneous expression and innovative techniques. The title indicates a focus on pure form, color, and gesture, eschewing figurative subject matter. Her work exemplifies the genre’s emphasis on emotional intensity and dynamic composition, utilizing layered, textured brushwork to evoke a visceral response. This piece reflects Parsons's dedication to artistic freedom within the abstract idiom.
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