This figurative work by Judd is a vibrant, dynamic depiction presented with fluid, expressive brushstrokes, giving a sense of movement and grace. Surrounding the dancer is a burst of colorful, abstract geometric forms, which create a lively and energetic background. The texture of the paint is thick and expressive, suggesting the use of impasto techniques. The emphasis on light and color, as well as the soft, blended forms, is reminiscent of the Impressionist movement, particularly artists like Edgar Degas, who often painted ballet dancers with similar fluidity and grace. The overall sense of freedom and energy in the brushstrokes could be linked to the Abstract Expressionist movement, particularly Willem de Kooning or Jackson Pollock, who emphasized the physical act of painting. By far, one of Judd's most important works.

• Oil On Canvas

• 48 x 36 x 1.5”

• SOLD