Untitled Abstract Composition (Mid-20th Century) — A vibrant and textural exploration of form and color, this mid-century abstract composition pulses with the energy of spontaneous gesture and bold chromatic contrast. Fields of crimson, emerald, peach, slate, and citron collide and converge in cloud-like formations, evoking both landscape and emotion without representation. The surface reveals deliberate layering and painterly texture, creating a rhythm that is both dynamic and contemplative. Though unsigned, the work bears a label from Brugger’s Fine Arts Forwarding of Los Angeles, situating the piece within a mid-century West Coast context. Presented in its original wood and brass-accented frame, this is a striking example of American abstract expressionism’s softer, more lyrical side.