Relational Painting #55 — Fine Art

A black bar crosses a pale field at a measured angle in Relational Painting #55 - 1951. The work follows the practice of Fritz Glarner, where flat shapes and straight bars are arranged on a round surface. The angle is fixed, and the colour plane stays even.

This is a fine art print set in a frame with a back panel. The matte surface keeps the grey tones quiet and the black bar stays clear without a shine from overhead light. A ready to hang option brings the picture to the wall assembled.

In a narrow hallway, the bar cuts across the pale field and the back panel hides the wall edge. From the door you see the steady angle, and the grey field stays flat at eye level.