The artwork titled “Young Girl (Jeune fille) from the portfolio Revolving Doors” is a creation by the artist Man Ray, dated 1926. This piece belongs to the Abstract Art movement and is categorized under the abstract genre. It is part of the series known as “Revolving Doors.”
In the artwork, Man Ray employs geometric shapes and primary colors to craft an abstract representation. A prominent vertical maroon shape intersects with a lighter turquoise form, accompanied by a semicircular figure composed of segments in yellow, blue, and red. Delicate, multicolored lines extend from this composition, enhancing the abstract nature of the piece. The minimalist background accentuates the vivid colors and dynamic arrangement of the elements. This piece exemplifies the artist’s exploration of form and color within the context of abstract art.
