Op Art

Op Art is a movement that developed in the 1960’s. Artists such as Victor Vasarely (Movement in Squares) created works designed to full the eye. Using some color, but primarily a black and white palette, intricate patterns seam to move and vibrate. The art movement became quite popular and had a cross over influence on design and the decorative arts. M.C. Escher's sophisticated compositions and detailed patterns (Sky and Water) (High and Low) look forward to the movement decades before formal style began.

3 Worlds    Alom    Another World    Ark II    Ascending and Descending    Balcony    Belvedere    Blue Extend, 1962    Bond of Union    Cheyt M    Concave and Convex    Cycle    Day and Night    Double Planetoids    Drawing Hands    Enchantments: Love Chain IV    Enchantments: Love Discs I & II    Eye    Folklore    Fractal Illusion    Gala Contemplating The Mediterranean    Hand with Reflecting Sphere    High and Low    Homage to the Square, Plaza Blanc    Homage To The Square-Mma-2    House of Stairs    Lincoln In Dalivision    Memory Of The Time    Movement in Squares    Nataraja    Never-Never Alley    Print Gallery    Puddle    Red Vortex    Relativity    Reptiles    Rind    Sky and Water    Start Of Fiction    Still Life & Reflecting Globe    Still Life And Street    Study for Homage to Square, 1954    Study for Homage to Square, 1960    Three Blocks On Yellow    Three Spheres II    Three Worlds    Vega-Nor    Vonal Ksz    Yellow Burp    Yellow Vortex