Framed Abstract Circle Art

As private patronage became more important for artists than the contribution of church, painters had to shift their attention and try to appeal to a broader audience. James McNeill Whistler was among the first to promote abstract art and his famous artwork Nocturne in Black and Gold the Falling Rocket was one of the important milestones. Over the course of time, artists grew bolder and they had no hesitation in focusing on an increasingly narrow niche of topics, as one can notice in Framed Abstract Circle Art.

Framed Abstract Circle Art consists mostly of brightly colored pictures and the circles are the cornerstone of these images, both alone and as a part of larger devices. Abstract art came a long way since its humble beginnings, but right from the start it appealed to famous painters. Paul Cezanne is better known for his Impressionists works but he constantly tried to conquer new frontiers and his paintings served as a starting point for this new artistic movement, with Cubism being a worthy successor.