Beltway
- Watercolor on paper
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17 x 14 in
(43.18 x 35.56 cm)
- $3,375
- Vera Neumann
Embrace the sophisticated simplicity of this monochromatic artwork, a labyrinth of ink where form and fluidity converge. The bold, black strokes form a structured grid that serves as a canvas for a spontaneous interplay of lines and curves. Within each segment, an abstract narrative unfolds—circles suspended in time, lines that ebb and flow like tides, and dense, textured patches that suggest depth and shadow. This piece is an ode to the elegance of minimalism, a visual haiku that captures the essence of artistic freedom within the confines of geometric order, offering a contemplative and strikingly modern aesthetic to any space it graces.
Vera Neumann's abstract watercolor and collage art is a vibrant tapestry of color and texture, reflecting her innovative approach to design. With a keen eye for combining bold hues and organic shapes, Neumann's creations often exude a sense of whimsy and spontaneity. Her use of watercolor lends a fluidity to her work, with colors bleeding into one another to create soft transitions and harmonious blends. In her collage pieces, Neumann incorporates various materials, adding layers of depth and interest. The result is a collection of art that is dynamic, engaging, and truly unique, showcasing Neumann's distinctive style and creative vision.
The majority of Vera's original artwork is unsigned and undated. This absence of her signature is largely due to her original artwork being used in textile and houseware designs, where her trademarked signature was later added. Typically, her original artwork was named after being incorporated into a master strike off. In some instances, the date of the piece was added to the back; however, this date may signify when the artwork was trademarked or presented to a customer. Some of her original pieces include notes on the back, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of The Vera Company.
- Subject Matter: Abstract
- Created: Mid Century
- Inventory Number: AG-0319