Abstract Painting"Sanders"1920-30

Good Morning CW Members--- 1:30 AM)2016-10-10
This painting is part of my collection, I remember found this one fews years ago at Goodwill, in Abstract style, very colourful, sign in lower left "SANDERS", this canvas is nail to the frame
I do a small research on this painter at the time, I found many Sanders in the art world, with no first name, it take more time, one day i will do seriously the research and compare the signature and style, etc...., just to busy collecting everything, LOL

This painting canvas measure 22.50 inch by 30 inch with frame 26.50 inch by 34.50 inch.

Many Thanks everyone for Viewing.
Alan

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Modernism Art - Abstract Style
Any art that illustrates anything, but not in the truest of forms, can be classified as abstract art. This is a real product of radical thought.

In abstract paintings, you will never find a man, animal or even any real life object. Every object on the canvas is represented as either colors and or shapes. A simple shape on the painting can do many wonders. The artist might augment the shape with some simple exaggerations. Sometimes, the shape is scaled down to produce the effect the artist wants on the canvas.

The colors on the canvas represent emotions and shapes symbolize objects. In the abstract style paintings of 21st century, anything can happen on the canvas. There is hardly any direction on the abstract paintings of today. Yet, the results are appealing and aesthetically satisfying.
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Abstract art is an umbrella term for art that is not representational, although it may be derived from reality. Thus abstraction includes 3 basic categories: (1) non-naturalist geometric forms; (2) shapes derived from nature but not recognizable as such; (3) heavily disguised representational, but non-figurative works. Synonyms for abstraction include: "non-figurative art", "concrete art", "non-representional art", or "non-objective art", but none has been generally accepted.