Framed Abstract Expressionism Art

James Ensor and Edvard Munch were inspired by post Impressionism and had a significant contribution to promoting abstraction at the beginning of the 20th century. Framed Abstract Expressionism Art feature mostly art prints painted in the second half of the century, with the best of them being created in the wake of the Second World War. Having said this, the earliest paintings authored by Henri Matisse can also be admired in this collection as they come very close to pure abstraction.

Abstract Expressionism inspired modern artists and it led to surrealism, which focuses on the subconscious creation and highlights spontaneity. Artists such as Mark Tobey are widely regarded as some of the earliest promoters of this artistic movement, with their white writing canvasses. Framed Abstract Expressionism Art also features some of their art prints, including the famous Canticle created in 1954 which is better known for the calligraphic style. Abstract Expressionist artists were equally successful on both sides of the Atlantic, building a reputation for an idiosyncratic and rebellious style.