The artwork titled “John F. Kennedy” was created by Elaine de Kooning in 1963. It belongs to both the Abstract Expressionism and Expressionism art movements, and its genre is portraiture.
The artwork portrays the figure of John F. Kennedy in a dynamic and abstract style. The vibrant brushstrokes and expressive use of color embody the energy and character of the subject. The background is filled with bold and contrasting hues, creating a vivid and intense atmosphere. The figure itself is rendered in fluid and sweeping lines, emphasizing movement and vitality. This depiction showcases de Kooning’s ability to imbue the portrait with a sense of immediacy and emotional depth, characteristic of the Abstract Expressionism movement.
