Franz Kline

Franz Kline was an American artist best known for his bold black-and-white abstract paintings. His work emphasizes strong, dynamic brushstrokes that create powerful geometric shapes and illusions of motion. Kline’s style is associated with Abstract Expressionism, a movement focused on spontaneous, expressive art. His paintings often evoke a sense of strength and rhythm, using minimal color to emphasize form and energy. Kline’s innovative approach influenced modern art by demonstrating how raw, gestural marks can convey emotion and structure, making his work a significant contribution to 20th-century abstract art.