Early Spring
- Artist
- Alfred Manessier
- Date
- 1966
- Style
- Art informel
- Genre
- Abstract
- Location
- Tate Modern
"Early Spring" exemplifies the lyrical abstraction that emerged from distinct Post-war Modernist trends both in Europe and America. Rooted in movements like Art informel, the painting embodies a free, expressive Abstract style characterized by fluid brushwork and vibrant colors. Influenced by European Tachisme and American Lyrical Abstraction, it often incorporates textured techniques reminiscent of Lithography. The work’s delicate surface may include elements like Paper or mixed media, emphasizing spontaneity and emotional resonance typical of the movement. Overall, "Early Spring" captures a moment of liberation from traditional forms, celebrating abstract expression.
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