Taxi Cab II
- Artist
- Al Held
- Date
- 1959
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
Al Held’s 1959 work, Taxi Cab II, exemplifies his dynamic approach within the realm of Abstract expressionism. Known for his bold use of form and space, Held merges geometric complexity with a vivid sense of movement, creating an engaging Abstract composition. The title, Taxi Cab II, suggests an urban influence, possibly reflecting the energy and structure of city life interpreted through abstraction. Held’s technique emphasizes sharp lines and layered planes, reinforcing a modernist vocabulary that challenges traditional representation while inviting viewers to explore shape and color in a dynamic, non-figurative context.
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