Umea, Sweden
- Artist
- Terry Frost
- Date
- 1979
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
"Umea, Sweden" is a compelling painting that captures the modernist spirit through its use of Abstract forms and vibrant colors, reflecting influences of Abstract expressionism. The piece vividly explores the subconscious and emotional depth often associated with Surrealism, though rooted in the Swedish landscape's serene yet dynamic qualities. While the painting itself does not directly address themes of women’s legal rights, its emphasis on individual expression parallels the ongoing societal shifts and reforms related to women’s rights, excluding voting, within the timeline of such legislative changes.
Related artworks
- Spirals by Terry Frost
- Windy Day, Pasadena by Benjamin Brown
- Colored Ideogram by Willi Baumeister
- Perspective Drawing for Hunting by Thomas Eakins
- A view of the Lobkowicz Palace in Vienna by Bernardo Bellotto
- St Jerome by Guido Reni
- St. Sebastian by Guido Reni
- Red, Blue, Orange on Yellow by Terry Frost
- Foot of 52nd Street at Hudson Park by Robert Julian Onderdonk
- San Raphael (Córdoba) by Terry Frost