Modern composition in vivid colours, it perfectly exemplifies his late-career mastery, utilising interlocking organic and geometric fields
It showcases his classic technique of contrasting highly vivid fields of solid primary colours directly against stark black-and-white silhouettes to maximize visual drama
Jozef Mees (1898–1987) is a renowned Belgian visual artist, he initially painted in the Flemish Expressionist tradition. By the 1950s, he shifted entirely toward abstraction
Around 1967, his work took a distinct stylistic turn, focusing on heavily structured compositions, pure flat surfaces, and clean, defined shape
Justified (136/200) and signed in pencil
Framed with passe-partout
Belgain abstract art of 1975