“PH-385 (1949 No. 1)” is an artwork by Clyfford Still, created in 1949. This piece is a notable example of the Abstract Expressionism movement and falls within the genre of abstract art.
The artwork features a dominant red background with irregular black shapes interspersed with occasional touches of white. The interplay between the vibrant red and the stark black creates a dynamic and bold visual impact. The white accents add a subtle contrast, providing a sense of depth and movement within the composition. The piece embodies the emotive intensity and spontaneous execution characteristic of Abstract Expressionism, inviting viewers to engage with its non-representational and evocative forms.
