The artwork titled “Cavallo con due acrobati,” created by Marino Marini in 1953, is a figurative piece that falls within the Expressionism art movement. This painting depicts two stylized human figures alongside a horse, rendered in a vivid and abstract manner.
The artwork features a composition dominated by bold and contrasting colors. The central figure, the horse, is depicted in a bright yellow hue, with an angular and geometric design, standing out prominently against a vibrant blue background. Flanking the horse on either side are two acrobats, illustrated in black silhouettes, both seemingly in dynamic poses that suggest movement and grace. Each element in the artwork is outlined with white, emphasizing their shapes and adding a sense of depth to the overall composition. The artwork’s abstract nature and use of color create an engaging visual effect, characteristic of the Expressionist style, and convey a sense of energy and movement.
