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The red and the black gate, 1920. Creator: Pelle Swedlund
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The red and the black gate, 1920. Creator: Pelle Swedlund
The red and the black gate, 1920
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The Red and the Black Gate,
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an oil painting created by Swedish artist Pelle Swedlund in 1920, captures the essence of absence and isolation through its abstract representation of a gateway leading to a penitentiary. The painting is set against the backdrop of a dark and desolate night, with the red and black gates standing out starkly against the plain, teal-colored background. The gate, a simple yet imposing structure, is the only visual element in the painting, inviting the viewer to ponder the concept of law and crime that lies beyond its entrance. Pelle Swedlund, also known as Per Adolf Swedlund, was a prominent figure in Swedish modern art during the 1920s. This painting, with its bold use of color and abstract composition, is a testament to Swedlund's innovative approach to art. The red gate, a symbol of authority and control, contrasts sharply with the black gate, which represents the unknown and the forbidden. The absence of any other visual elements in the painting further emphasizes the gate's significance. The painting is a part of the collection of Gävleborg County Museum in Sweden and is an excellent example of the artist's exploration of the visual language of the 20th century. The use of oil on canvas adds to the painting's rich texture and depth, making it a captivating work of art that continues to intrigue viewers even after over a century since its creation. The painting's title, "The Red and the Black Gate," invites the viewer to contemplate the duality of the human experience, the contrasting forces of good and evil, and the complexities of the world beyond the gate.
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