“Pink Vine Pergola,” painted by Graham Sutherland in 1947, is a cityscape artwork that falls under the Expressionism and Surrealism movements. The piece is characterized by its abstract forms and vivid colors, conveying an intense visual experience.
The artwork prominently features a complex structure that appears to be a pergola entwined with vines, rendered in a palette dominated by pink, yellow, and red hues. The forms within the painting are angular and overlapping, creating a sense of dynamic movement and tension. The background consists of contrasting blocks of color, contributing to the overall surreal and expressive quality of the scene. Subtle details and abstract patterns emerge throughout the composition, adding depth and intrigue to the visual narrative.
