Fred Yates Oil Painting | Negative People

"Negative People" by Fred Yates is a vibrant, vibrant painting. It has white-painted abstract human figures with bright accents of red, blue, green, and yellow. The background of these figures is a flurry of colours, including red, yellow, brown, and blue. The figures appear to interact dynamically, raising their arms or moving with energy, and the composition is dense. The abstract style and contrasting colours of the painting produce an eye-catching and provocative work that might be a reflection of human behaviour or societal dynamics. It is an intriguing piece that begs for analysis and contemplation. How do you feel about it?

A smaller lively oil painting by Fred Yates, ready to be framed by its new owner.

Provenance from Fred Yates estate.

Fred Yates (1922–2008), a British artist, moved to France in the 1990s, residing in Provence and Haute-Vienne. His French period saw him embrace vibrant plein-air landscapes, and vibrant, expressive canvas’s with a joyful element in bold colours and expressive impasto work. This period showcased his evolving technique, characterised by textured layers and dynamic compositions, leaving a legacy celebrated for its originality and charm.

Reference Number: CY004