Alma Thomas's 1971 painting Springtime in Washington featured in artcritical post

Alma Thomas created the acrylic painting Springtime in Washington in 1971. The artwork measures 48 by 48 inches and is held in a private collection. Artcritical published a post about the piece on October 18, 2019. The entry was filed under no specific category and allowed responses via RSS feed. The source URL indicates the post was part of a series titled "Insistence on Beauty and Exuberance" related to Alma Thomas at Mnuchin Gallery. The painting exemplifies Thomas's vibrant abstract style inspired by natural forms and light. Her work from this period often explores rhythmic patterns and color fields. Thomas, an African American artist, gained recognition later in life for her contributions to modern art.