School House Antiques has dated this Abstract Brutalist Oil Painting to the 1960s.

The Brutalist style emerged in the mid-20th century and is characterized by its raw, rough, and unrefined nature .
In this painting , the Brutalist style is translated into a mixed media composition The use of strong, angular forms, textured surfaces, and a sense of rawness creates a visually striking and powerful composition.

Rowland Fade's exploration of the Brutalist style in this artwork showcases his forward-thinking approach to art. It invites viewers to appreciate the unconventional use of raw materials and angular forms and bold colours giving the viewer a deeper understanding of the Brutalist style.
63cm high x 108cm width x 3cm depth
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School House Antiques has dated this Abstract Brutalist Oil Painting to the 1960s.
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