Abstract Speed + Sound
by Giacomo Balla
It has been proposed that Abstract Speed + Sound was the central section of a narrative triptych suggesting the alteration of landscape by the passage of a car through the atmosphere. The related Abstract Speed and Abstract Speed-The Car Has Passed would have been the flanking panels. Indications of sky and a single landscape are present in the three paintings; the interpretation of fragmented evocations of the car’s speed varies from panel to panel. The Peggy Guggenheim work is distinguished by crisscross motifs, representing sound, and a multiplication of the number of lines and planes.
$360.00
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| Date: | 1913 | ||||||
| Medium: | Oil on millboard | ||||||
| Dimensions: | 54cm x 76cm | ||||||
| Genres: | Futurism | ||||||
| Subjects: | Abstract | ||||||
| More Info: | www.guggenheim.org | ||||||
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