1952 "Acrobats" Collage Art - Painted Paper on Canvas

1952 "Acrobats" Collage Art - Painted Paper on Canvas

Product Description:
This unique and striking piece titled "Acrobats" from 1952 showcases two abstract figures in dynamic poses, created through the technique of painted paper pasted on canvas. The piece reflects an avant-garde approach to artistic expression, with the silhouettes of acrobats suggesting movement, strength, and fluidity. The use of collage as a medium adds a textured, layered quality to the work, giving it a bold, modern aesthetic.

The minimalist design and expressive lines in this artwork make it a powerful visual statement. Perfect for collectors of mid-century modern art, this collage would make a stunning addition to any home, office, or gallery space that appreciates the abstract and the avant-garde.

• Dimensions:

  • Width: 8 inches
  • Height: 10 inches

• Material:
  Painted paper on canvas, mounted on vintage backing from the New York Public Library Picture Collection.

Significance of the Artwork:
The 1950s marked a period of experimentation in art, and this piece is a prime example of the era’s embrace of abstraction and collage. The figures, though abstract, clearly convey the athleticism and grace of acrobats, making this piece a fascinating study of form and motion. The piece speaks to the creativity of mid-century artists, who sought to push the boundaries of traditional artistic mediums.