Window Figure V presents a geometric composition of nested rectangular forms in muted tones of gray, tan, and cream. Wells constructs the image through layered planes and subtle color variations, creating a sense of spatial recession without representational detail. The work exemplifies mid-20th-century abstraction's interest in formal structure and atmospheric color, reflecting the artistic innovations of the Provincetown school. Executed in acrylic on panel, the painting demonstrates the artist's restrained palette and meditative approach to abstract composition.