The artwork “Composition” was created by Alberto Magnelli in 1941 and is associated with the Abstract Art movement. As an abstract genre piece, it showcases non-representational forms and colors.
Upon observing the artwork, one can note a play of organic and somewhat geometric shapes, predominantly in a palette that combines earthy tones like browns and reddish hues with black and shades of gray. These forms are overlaid and interwoven with each other, creating a sense of depth and complexity. The background appears to be a light, neutral color, which allows the darker shapes to stand out prominently. The artist has signed the piece at the bottom right corner. The composition as a whole does not directly depict real-world objects, allowing viewers to interpret the forms and their relationships freely.
