Lust and Delight (1965) by Hans Hofmann

The artwork “Lust and Delight” was created by Hans Hofmann in 1965, using oil as the medium. It belongs to the Abstract Expressionism movement and measures 213.4 x 152.4 cm. This piece is characterized as abstract in genre.

The artwork embodies the essence of Abstract Expressionism through its bold use of color, form, and texture. Dominated by a white background, the composition features various vibrant elements, including vivid red rectangles and patches of yellow, which create striking focal points. There is a myriad of scattered black specks and spontaneous splashes, revealing an energetic application of paint that contributes to the dynamic tension within the piece. Soft pink hues blend seamlessly into the canvas, imparting a sense of softness and fluidity. The overall presentation resonates with a sense of passionate spontaneity and exuberant movement, characteristic of Hofmann’s expressive and emotive style.

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