Abstract Metropolis

Abstract 1950’s painting in blues, purples, grays and some green. Oil on panel, signed.

This interesting abstract offers many layers by the use of contrasting color: some pure and some mixed to add more interest in the city scene. The interplay of geometric forms and bold colors creates a visual symphony that captures the essence of urban life, inviting viewers to explore its depths. Framed in a simple yet elegant wooden frame, this artwork is ready to enhance any space with its timeless appeal.

The painting is surface cleaned and comes with a complementary, well-suited vintage wooden frame. Both painting and frame may show some age-related wear and tear, which largely contributes to their charm. The best way to see this is through the photos, so study them because they form the description.

Size: 40 x 32 cm (with frame)

About the artist:

Tore Hultcrantz was a Swedish artist born in 1923. He studied in Stockholm at Painting School and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, and on study trips to Norway, France, Italy, Spain. Hultcrantz exhibited widely during his career. Mainly in Scandanavia, but also at Meltzer Gallery, New York in 1954 and St George’s Gallery of Prints, London in 1954.

Hultcrantz’s work is represented in the National Museum in Stockholm, the Modern Museet, Hudiksvalls Museum, and Västerås Museum. Hultcrantz passed away in 1998.