Composition

"Composition" exemplifies Lyrical abstraction, a movement that emerged post-World War II with roots in both European and American Abstract painting. Originating in Paris and characterized by expressive, gestural brushwork, it is associated with European Abstraction Lyrique, was later linked to Tachisme, and also developed in the United States, as noted by Larry Aldrich in 1969. This painting likely features free-flowing forms and vibrant colors that evoke emotional resonance, embodying the key qualities of Lyrical abstraction, emphasizing personal expression and lyrical spontaneity within an abstract framework.