Famous Abstract Art कलाकार: Our Top 17

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हिल्मा अफ़ क्लिंट 1862–1944

स्वीडिश From सोलना अमूर्त कला, आध्यात्मिकता On Wikipedia in 24 of 32 languages

Hilma af Klint, a Swedish artist born in Solna in 1862, remains one of the most compelling and historically significant figures to emerge from the dawn of abstract art.

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जोहान्स इटेन 1888–1967

स्विस From वाचसेलडोर्न अभिव्यक्तिवाद, बाउहौस On Wikipedia in 21 of 32 languages

Though briefly attempting formal training at Geneva’s École des Beaux-Arts, he found its methods stifling, returning to Bern where studies with Ernst Schneider proved pivotal. Itten's arrival at Walter Gropius’ newly founded Bauhaus in Weimar in 1919 marked a turning point not only in his career but also in the history of art education.

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कॉन्स्टेंटिन ब्रैंकुसी 1876–1957

रोमानियाई From हडेरामाश आधुनिकतावाद

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यू यंगकुक 1916–2002

कोरियाई From उल्जिन अमूर्त चित्रकला

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Douglas Abdell जन्म 1947

American From Boston Contemporary sculpture

Douglas Abdell, born in Boston in 1947, is a sculptor whose work resonates with the weight of history, the echoes of ancient languages, and the complex political currents of the Mediterranean world. His journey as an artist began with formal training at Syracuse University, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in sculpture in 1970.

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Margaret Alexandra Luke 1901–1967

Canadian From Montreal Abstract art, Painters Eleven

Birth and Background: Luke was born on May 14, 1901, in Montreal. Influences: Early influences included local artists Dorothy Van Luven and Dorothy Henderson, who encouraged her exploration of different styles and techniques.

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Gheorghe Șaru 1920–2003

Romanian From Călinesti Abstract Modernist

Gheorghe Șaru, known to many as George Saru, was a painter whose life and work served as a bridge between the rich traditions of Romanian folk art and the experimental frontiers of European modernism. Born on February 29, 1920, in Checea, Romania, his journey began in a landscape shaped by post-war austerity, yet his artistic vision remained remarkably expansive.

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Bob Brighton 1936–2017

British Geometric squares

Born in 1936 in Hastings, East Sussex, his early life was rooted in the practicalities of carpentry – a trade he learned from his father, a skilled craftsman. The reductive aesthetic of Piet Mondrian, with its emphasis on primary colors and orthogonal lines, undoubtedly played a significant role in shaping his approach to composition.

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कार्ल श्मिड 1914–1998

स्विस From ज़्यूरिख रचनावादी (Constructivist)

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Karlo Zvirynskyi 1923–1997

Ukrainian From Lviv Abstract art, Nonconformism

While initially uninterested in painting, he enrolled in the German art and industrial school in Lviv during World War II, a period of upheaval and uncertainty.