The artwork, titled “Thirteenth Stone,” was created by Lee Bontecou in 1970. This piece is part of the “Stones” series and falls under the Abstract Expressionism art movement. It is a work of abstract genre that showcases the distinct style and thematic concerns of Bontecou during that period.
The artwork is characterized by its meticulous attention to form and texture, rendered in a monochromatic palette. It features complex, organic shapes that interweave and overlap, creating a sense of depth and dynamism. The detailed, almost mechanical elements within the abstract forms suggest a juxtaposition between natural and industrial influences. The overall composition evokes a sense of contemplation and intrigue, typical of Abstract Expressionism, inviting viewers to explore the intricacies and thematic layers within the piece.
