Seventh Stone 1968 by Lee Bontecou
Seventh Stone (1968)
A striking abstract composition by Lee Bontecou, now available as a premium framed art print. Free worldwide shipping and ready to hang.
About This Work
Lee Bontecou's "Seventh Stone" (1968) is a compelling example of her exploration into abstract forms and spatial relationships. Created during a period of significant artistic innovation, this piece reflects Bontecou's unique approach to abstraction and her fascination with geometric shapes.
"Seventh Stone" is part of a series where Bontecou delved into the possibilities of abstract composition, moving away from her earlier figurative work. The piece is characterized by its bold use of geometric forms and a palette that is both restrained and expressive.
The Artist's Period
Lee Bontecou was a prominent figure in the Abstract Expressionist movement, known for her innovative use of materials and her exploration of abstract forms. "Seventh Stone" was created in 1968, a time when Bontecou was experimenting with new techniques and materials, pushing the boundaries of traditional painting.
Bontecou's work from this period is marked by a sense of dynamic energy and a focus on the interplay between form and space. Her use of geometric shapes and bold lines creates a visual language that is both complex and engaging.
Editorial Insight"Seventh Stone exemplifies Bontecou's mastery of abstract composition, where every line and shape is carefully balanced to create a harmonious whole."