Odalisca com Escrava II, segundo Ingres
- Artist
- Julio Pomar
- Date
- 1969
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
Julio Pomar’s 1969 work, Odalisca com Escrava II, segundo Ingres, reflects a bold engagement with abstract forms and modern reinterpretation of classical themes. Pomar, a prominent figure in Portuguese art, channels a dialogue with Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, evident in the title’s reference. The piece merges figurative elements with gestural brushwork characteristic of Abstract expressionism, blending tradition and innovation. This artwork exemplifies Pomar’s dynamic approach to genre, transforming historical subject matter into an intense, evocative visual statement that bridges past and contemporary artistic languages.
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