Musea

Scene

Recognizable motifs such as horsemen and reclining or ascending figures are fragmented and submerged in a web of color, line, and rhythm.

The painting includes abstracted horsemen, a recurring motif reduced to pictographic signs.

The work balances sharp, dynamic lines with broad, serene color fields to suggest a tension between violence and peaceful harmony.

Large, calm color masses contrast with intricate linear networks to structure the composition.

This painting is a key document of the avant-garde’s shift from external representation to inner necessity in early abstract art.