Yale University Art Gallery
New Haven, US

circa 1914 to 1916

Spring (The Procession) by Joseph Stella, painted between 1914 and 1916, is a vivid depiction of renewal and celebration. This work merges Futurism and Symbolism, reflecting Stella's fascination with movement and energy. The painting showcases a dynamic procession of figures in vibrant colors, embodying the essence of spring's rebirth. Stella's experience in New York City influenced his modernist approach, blending natural and urban elements. This piece exemplifies his unique style, which captures the rhythmic and interconnected nature of life.