Abstract, Brilliant, Colorful Carnival Paintings

Crazy, Funky, Fun Oil Paintings on Canvas

Abstract Carnival Painting

Bold, Bright, Exciting Abstract Oil Painting on Canvas.

Abstract Carnival Painting

Abstract Art that is influenced by Carnival

Abstract Carnival Painting

Colorful Movement in Abstraction
Bright Colors and Action

What's it about?

Lively Abstract Paintings with Cubistic elements and Contemporary use of color.
Influences of Cezanne, Matisse, Van Gogh, Okeefe and Hockney go into creating this style.

Abstraction that is fun and funky these Carnival People and Creatures in the abstract are exciting themes to paint.
Art work that is off the edge and a little bit Crazy. It was created in fun with vivid color.

Orange Walls Interior Design

Carnival Paintings

Original artwork gives a focal point to a room. Abstract art paintings provide dramatic contrasts and a modern look to bright and bold colors schemes.
Today's decorating schemes use bold colors and adding original abstract art work lends a personal and unique feeling to a room. It gives a space attitude and character.

Modern Art with bold colors, using expressionism and cubism.
The Carnival paintings are a bit edgy.
These are contemporary oil paintings that reflect familiar imagery with the love of the great Modern Masters.
Carnival Paintings are abstract with bold slashes of color, shapes, pattern and form mixed to create a feeling of lively adventure.

Stardust
Abstract Carnival Painting

Contemporary Abstract Paintings with Bright, Bold Images of Carnival Fun

New York City in the mid-20th century, slinging paint: Jackson Pollack, de Kooning, Helen Frankenthaler.
Pop artists: Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Robert Raushenburg, Jim Dine
These people worked in New York during the 20th century and have become the foundation of Modern Art today..

Robert Delaunay (1884-1941) was a French cubist painter.
In his colorful abstractions he models the paint, shading with color which gives his work depth and character. He uses patterns and colors to create movement and interest in his compositions.

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