
Improvisation 31 (Sea Battle)
Improvisation 31 (Seeschlacht)
1913
Oil on canvas
55.4 × 47.1" (140.7 × 119.7 cm)
Washington, DC, National Gallery of Art
Although in Improvisation 31 (also known as Sea Battle) the forms may appear completely abstract at first glance, a closer look reveals clearly recognizable images: two sailboats, the outlines of a city, and even the contours of human figures. Suddenly, amid the swirling waves, a fierce naval battle emerges.
4 comments
April 06, 2015
justine from 06 April: very intelligenteJanuary 05, 2012
DAvy: bottom left*January 05, 2012
Davy: any body know what color pink that is in the top left corner?December 12, 2011
Audrey: Ik vind dit een zeer intelligente schilderijkunstwerk. Ongelooflijk.

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