Reflections
1981
by Eric Whollemacrylic, watercolor, bronze powder, and earth pigments
in polyvinyl emulsion on paper
Collection of the artist.
4 7/8" x 4.5"
Copyright by the artist.
GEOMETRIC ABSTRACTION
Wassily Kandinsky is considered the father of abstract painting. He was a
Theosophist and had been influenced by Leadbeater and Besant's book,
Thought Forms, which presented the idea that our thoughts manifest as
distinct geometric or organic shapes, characterized by colors which indicate
emotional tones.