The artwork titled “Indian Summer,” created by Hans Hofmann in 1959, exemplifies the Abstract Expressionism movement. This piece is an abstract oil painting.
In “Indian Summer,” vibrant hues of red, blue, and green dominate the canvas, forming a dynamic interplay of colors and shapes. Hofmann’s application of thick, expressive brushstrokes creates a textured surface, emphasizing the emotional intensity and spontaneity characteristic of Abstract Expressionism. The composition is non-representational, inviting viewers to interpret the bold, contrasting colors and forms through their own perspectives.
