The artwork titled “Quattro Stagioni II. Inverno,” created by Cy Twombly between 1993 and 1995, belongs to the art movement of Abstract Expressionism and is a part of the genre of abstract art. This piece is included in the “Quattro Stagioni II” series and currently resides in Tate Britain, London, UK.
The artwork captures the essence of winter through a combination of vigorous brushstrokes and a predominantly monochromatic palette accented with sporadic splashes of yellow. The composition is characterized by an impression of movement and fluidity, with paint seemingly dripping and streaking down the canvas. This dynamic interplay of colors and textures evokes a sense of coldness and the stark, barren beauty of the season. The overall effect is one of contemplative serenity, inviting viewers to envision the chill and tranquility of winter.
