Composition
- Artist
- Natalia Dumitresco
- Date
- 1966
- Style
- Art informel
- Genre
- Abstract
"Composition" by Natalia Dumitresco exemplifies her mastery of abstract art influenced by the post-World War II Art informel movement. Known for her association with the Réalités Nouvelles salon in Paris, Dumitresco's work reflects a harmonious interplay of shapes and colors, drawing inspiration from artists like Kandinsky and Magnelli. Her style diverges from traditional representation, focusing instead on expressive forms and textures. As a prominent figure among abstract expressionists such as Serge Poliakoff and her future husband Alexandre Istrati, Dumitresco's "Composition" captures the essence of her innovative approach to abstract painting.
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