- Vera Neumann
- Untitled, c. 1970
- Silkscreen on paper
- 20 x 17.75 in (50.8 x 45.09 cm)
- Inv: 30-687.5
Composition:
The composition is based on a clear grid structure made of horizontal and vertical bands. Square shapes repeat evenly across the surface, creating a strong sense of order and balance. The layout feels stable and calm, with each section clearly defined while still connected to the whole design.
Main Design Elements:
The main elements are overlapping straight lines and soft-edged squares. Thick and thin lines cross each other, forming frames around the square shapes. Small rectangular details inside the grid add extra rhythm and keep the pattern visually active without feeling crowded.
Color Palette:
The color palette is warm and bright, with strong orange and soft pink as the main colors, balanced by pale yellow squares. Accents of blue, purple, and white add contrast and freshness, helping the grid stand out clearly while keeping the overall look light and cheerful.
Style:
The style is modern and geometric, with a smooth, almost transparent watercolor effect. The layered colors give the design depth, while the clean lines keep it structured. It feels inspired by textile and mid-century design, combining precision with softness.
Overall:
This artwork feels upbeat, orderly, and inviting. The repeating grid creates a steady rhythm, while the warm colors bring energy and warmth. It is easy to look at and calming, yet the layered lines and color changes keep the design interesting and lively.
- Subject Matter: Abstract
- Collections: Original Artist's Proofs