Mid-Century Modern Vintage French Abstract in Black, Blue, Yellow, Red and Green, Oil on Paper. Signed by French Artist Jean Neuberth

This Mid-Century Modern abstraction by French artist Jean Neuberth, is a colorplay  in black, blues, yellows, greens and reds - a quintissential representation of Abstract Art in the mid 1900's. Abstract Art is considered to be any  form of art that does not represent reality convincingly, but instead distorts it. In this movement, artists began with a known visible object and abstracted it to produce a more simplified form. Pioneers of the Abstract Art movement include Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian. 

Jean Neuberth was a French Abstract painter (b.1915-1985). Published in both Dictionary of Abstract Painting by Michel Seuphor and Benezit Dictionary of Artists., Neuberth's most notable exhibition was in 1949, Paintings of Today at The Beaux-Arts Museum of Nîmes. In 2002 a postumus exhibition took place at Place Neuve Gallery in France which drew a retrospective of some of his works entitled Jean Neuberth - Gouaches and Drawings 1959-1992. 

This piece is in very good shape still posessing excellent vibrancy. The artwork comes with a gallery style frame and 4" archival, acid free mat and Acrylite Conservation glazing, filtering out 99% of harmful UV light. Frame style/color selection available upon checkout, with additional mat and frame options available upon request.