The artwork “Landscape at Stanton Street” by Willem de Kooning dates back to 1971 and belongs to the Abstract Expressionism movement. It is an abstract genre painting, which typically means that it does not depict a person, place, or thing in the natural world but instead uses shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect.
However, the image you’ve provided does not show the artwork in question. It appears to be a blank image with a simple blue frame, suggesting either a placeholder or an error. As described, “Landscape at Stanton Street” should exhibit the characteristics of de Kooning’s style, which often includes vigorous, expressive brushwork, bold color choices, and a dynamic sense of movement and energy that is typical of Abstract Expressionist work. If you’re looking to visualize the actual painting, it would be a complex interplay of forms and colors evoking an abstracted landscape as interpreted through de Kooning’s unique artistic lens.
