Four geometric compositions
André Durenceau · 1904-1985
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Four geometric compositions are arranged in a grid on a cream sheet, each filled with bold, flat areas of red, blue, green, orange, and black. The patterns include a distorted checkerboard with framed squares, a triangular tessellation with chevron shapes, a dense interlocking maze-like design, and a field of blobby concentric rings set against horizontal stripes. The sheet is labeled "Inspirations" and marked pl. 8, and the work is attributed to André Durenceau, dated 1928.
