August Macke’s Colored Composition of Forms, 1914 is a stunning example of the artist’s unique approach to color and abstraction. Using bold shapes and a vibrant palette, Macke creates a harmonious composition that balances geometric forms with free-flowing lines. The piece is an exploration of color relationships, bringing together the intensity of primary hues with softer, more subtle tones. This work reflects Macke’s interest in color theory and his contribution to the German Expressionist movement.