Untitled 1965

Saitō Yoshishige

Created:
Movement:
1965
Abstract Expressionism
key Notes:
Minimalist abstraction, geometric composition
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Dimensions:
129.5 × 96.5 cm (51 × 38 in.)
medium:
Oil on board
Difficulty:
Expert
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Untitled 1965 by Saito Yoshishige

Untitled 1965 is a significant work by the Japanese artist Saito Yoshishige, created using oil on board. This piece exemplifies Saito's engagement with abstract expressionism, a movement that gained prominence in the post-war era. Saito's work is characterized by its dynamic composition and bold use of color, reflecting the artist's exploration of form and emotion. Born in 1904, Saito was a pivotal figure in the Japanese avant-garde scene, contributing to the development of modern art in Japan. His works often challenge traditional artistic boundaries, embodying a synthesis of Western and Eastern artistic influences. The painting's historical impact lies in its representation of the global exchange of artistic ideas during the mid-20th century.

Description of the work:

The painting "Untitled 1965" by Saito Yoshishige, created using oil on board, exemplifies the abstract expressionist style with its dynamic composition and bold use of color. This work reflects the artist's exploration of form and texture, characteristic of the post-war Japanese avant-garde movement.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Art Institute of Chicago

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Untitled 1965