This painting is a work by Luis Seoane from 1957, representative of the artist’s distinctive mid-century style that fuses elements of cubism, fauvism, and expressionism, often influenced by European avant-garde movements and artists such as Léger, Picasso, and Torres García[museoralli +1]. The composition features bold, flat planes of color—particularly ochre, black, blue, and orange—outlined with assertive, graphic black lines. Seoane’s works from this era typically display a strong sense of order and synthesis, with simplified forms that emphasize the autonomy of color and shape.