Crab and Flowers

1965

Arthur L. Flory

Associated Names
Arthur L. Flory

Artist, American, 1914 - 1972

The image features a large crab, a set of striped vertical lines, flowers with large blooms, and a solitary vertical figure. The color palette is monochromatic, with black and white dominating. The crab appears to float against a textured backdrop, with the striped lines extending upwards from behind it. The flowers and figure are positioned in the lower section, with the flowers grouped to the right and the figure standing upright to the left.
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The image displays intersecting lines and curves, forming an abstract composition. The lines vary in direction, density, and length, creating a complex pattern. Some curved lines converge into shapes resembling waves or sand dunes, suggesting movement and flow. The artwork's abstract nature allows for interpretation, as the lines convey a dynamic and organic quality similar to natural formations.

Beach, Morning

Arthur L. Flory

1965

This is a photograph of a title page for a collection of etchings. The text on the page reads "AUGUST REVERIES," "A COLLECTION OF TEN ETCHINGS," and "by Arthur Flory." The layout is simple and clean, with traditional and elegant typography on an off-white background.

August Reveries

Arthur L. Flory

1965

The image shows a fish in an abstract style, with tall grass and a fence made of vertical lines in the background. The color scheme is black and white, with fine lines used for texture.

Fish, Grass and Fence

Arthur L. Flory

1965


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Wikidata ID

Q65565920

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