Color Abstraction — Fine Art

Color Abstraction - 1967 by Robert Goodnough fills the view with broad painted areas of different tones. The eye moves across the surface where one colour meets the next. Empty ground is left around the shapes so they do not crowd each other. The picture stays loose and open.

This fine art print sits inside a frame with a back panel fitted in place. When you choose ready to hang the work arrives assembled and ready on the wall. The matte paper keeps the colour tones even and the surface does not shine under a lamp.

It fits a narrow landing wall beside the front door. From the hall you see the larger colour blocks, and in the corner seat you notice the thin drawn lines over the paint. The view is calm and clear.