Abstract Splatters

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The concept of Abstract Art began in Europe at the beginning of the twentieth century – It representing the move away from accurate pictorial representation into a more multi faceted world that aimed to represent many different dimensions. Abstract Splatters is literal in that it is void of pictorial representation and philosophical complexities – It is unembellished: This oil painting is purely what it is and that is Abstract Splatters.

The artist has used metallic paints which give this oil painting a highly contemporary feel. Copper, china white and black is a subtle combination. Abstract Splatters is a three piece canvas art set that would sit well in a modern environment. While the background is smooth, the paint of the thick black rope has been applied thickly which adds interesting texture to this oil painting: As do the paint splatters which have not been applied erratically. They are specific and purposeful as were those in the action paintings of Jackson Pollock.

The word Abstract was in fact first used to describe the works of Pollock and a handful of other American artists including Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline: All of whom practiced the technique of action painting. If the work of these artists appeals to you then Abstract Splatters would undoubtedly be a good choice.