The Fields is a bright and bold partially abstract composition that would project life and vivid color into any room. Representational although not entirely this eye-catching wall art reflects the birth of modern art in the twentieth century: Particularly through artists such as Post Impressionist Paul Cézanne: In particular the work he produced during the last few years of his life. In these works Cézanne moves further away from the landscape in front of him and more toward the paint itself. In addition the bold use of color used in this painting is reminiscent of the Fauvist style which began around 1900 and was carried through until beyond 1910: Cézanne died in 1906.

This composition reflects the new art concepts which swept the twentieth century forming a basis for the modern and contemporary artistic styles we recognize today.: An interaction of pure color to create form which removes this oil painting away from subjective art to non-objective works of art. Unquestionably Fields of Color is exactly that: Fields of color....

The concept of ‘significant form’ was first contrived by Clive Bell in his book titled ‘Art’ which was initially published in 1914. This refers to arrangements of lines, shape and color which are able to grab the viewer’s attention and provoke the imagination: Thus defining also this particular piece of art work.