The artwork titled “Untitled (Wall)” was created by the artist Philip Guston in 1971. This piece belongs to the Neo-Expressionism art movement and is classified under the genre of cityscape.
The artwork features a composition that includes a stack of rounded, rectangular shapes on the left side, possibly representing a wall formed of abstract brick-like forms. These shapes are painted in shades of pink and outlined with thick, red lines. To the right of the stack, there is a distinct shape resembling an abstract tree or object, filled with a darker pinkish-red hue and outlined similarly with bold lines. The background is subtly textured with soft shades of white and pale pink, contributing to the overall abstract and expressive quality of the piece. The simplicity and distorted forms characteristic of Neo-Expressionism convey an emotive and somewhat whimsical interpretation of a cityscape.
