Eduardo Paolozzi: Wittgenstein in New York (1964)

Eduardo Paolozzi: Wittgenstein in New York (1964)

Eduardo Paolozzi's art is unique for many reasons. What stood out to me at first glance was his exceptional use of color. All of the colors in this piece, and many of his others, compliment one another so well. Paolozzi paints the tall, sky-scraping New York buildings across the background of this piece and uses his mastery of color to make the forefront images of the painting pop.  His one of a kind style of art is consistent through most of his works and they stand out to me as one of the most eye catching selection of paintings that I have ever seen.