Expressionist Geometric Art

Characteristics of this art movement is

Rectangular and curvilinear forms arranged usually in dynamic, organic, relationships, but with an over-all geometrical control to the composition.

Space usually treated three-dimensionally and often in a vibrant, pulsating manner, reflecting the inward and outward tensions and thrusts of the forms within the space.

Origins of Expressionist Geometric art is Cubism, Expressionism, Dada, Surrealism.

• Calder Feathers sculpture
  
  Calder: Feathers midcentury modern sculpture
• Davis For Internal Use Only
  
  Davis: For Internal Use Only modern oil painting
• Knaths Maritime
  
  Knaths: Maritime. 1931 oil painting
• Lassaw Milky Way
  
  Lassaw: The Milky Way: A Polymorphic Space sculpture
• Smith Amusement Park sculpture
  
  Smith: Amusement Park. 1937. Steel with cadmium,