What is abstract art?
Abstract art uses visual language of form, shape, line and color to achieve its desired effect. However, it does not attempt or seek to represent external reality but the created abstract art composition may exist with a level or degree of independence from the world's visual references.
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Karel Appel
Cats, 1979
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Lithograph
USD 8,900
Frank Stella
Untitled, 1968
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Cy Twombly
Untitled (from The New York Collection for Stockholm portfolio), 1973
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Antoni Tapies
Primer Congreso Nacional de Neuropedriatria, 1982
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EUR 1,875
Victor Vasarely
Semiha, 1979
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Victor Vasarely
Nadir, 1979
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Victor Vasarely
Diago CF, 1968
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EUR 1,600
Victor Vasarely
Aix-MC, 1977
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EUR 1,450
Frank Stella
Bene Come il Sale, 1989
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USD 34,900
Antoni Tapies
Roig I negre 2, 1985
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Frank Stella
Sydney Guberman (from the Purple Series), 1972
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Alexander Calder
Hommage a Prats, 1976
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Sam Francis
Untitled (SF-345), 1991
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Victor Vasarely
Haynal (from Vancouver), 1982
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USD 1,250
Victor Vasarely
Domb-B (from Vancouver), 1982
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USD 1,250
Victor Vasarely
Terroide (from Vancouver), 1982
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USD 1,250
Glass is a transparent solid. It varies in composition based on the type of glass. Artists use these variants to create art glass, including stained, blown, and a myriad of decorated forms. Glass can be cut, textured, surfaced with overlays, and engraved.
Assemblage is the French word for the artistic process of putting together three dimensional objects to create a work of art. Artists often use found objects, such as leaves or stones from nature, discarded items or recycled materials, to assemble in a creative, interesting way.
Carborundum is the trademark name for silicon carbide crystals used as an abrasive material in sandpaper, cutting tools and grinding wheels. Artists originally used the substance for grinding lithography stones, but collagraph prints use it to create texture and tone gradients.
