Portrait of Samuel L. M. Barlow

Paul Feeley, an influential American artist known for his contributions to abstract art, created the portrait titled 'Portrait of Samuel L. M. Barlow' in 1932. Renowned for his inventive use of form, color, and technique, Feeley's work often explores geometric abstraction and modernist principles. This piece exemplifies his style, blending precise lines and vibrant hues to evoke a sense of depth and personality without relying on Realism. The painting’s title suggests it is a deliberate depiction of an individual, yet its abstract qualities invite viewers to interpret the essence beyond literal representation.