Development Tk Como by Robert Goodnough (1970)

A grid of ochre rectangles tilts against a pale ground. Development Tk Como holds the frame like a quiet conversation between geometry and light. Cobalt stripes cut diagonals, while cadmium red squares hover near the edges. The tan background feels like aged paper, absorbing the colors without competing. Crosshatching in gray adds texture, as if the shapes were sketched then left to settle. Hang it where morning light can shift across the ochre—above a mid-century sideboard or beside a reading chair with a worn leather spine.