The artwork “Composition” by Alberto Magnelli, dated 1960, belongs to the Abstract Art movement, characterized by its abstract genre. The piece features a series of geometric shapes in a limited color palette, predominately in shades of beige, black, and white, with clean, sharp lines that segregate the forms, crafting a sense of depth and movement within the confined space. Magnelli’s composition likely aims to evoke emotion or contemplation through the arrangement of form and color rather than depicting a literal, recognizable scene. The artwork exhibits a sense of balance and dynamism, common in abstract works from this period, reflecting the artist’s exploration of shape and the abstract expression of ideas.
