Eye Of The Cross by Betty Parsons (1976)

A cross, stark and central, anchors this composition. Eye Of The Cross by Betty Parsons draws the viewer into a meditative space, where geometry and spirituality intersect in quiet harmony. The cross, rendered in bold black, stands against a warm ochre background. The simplicity of the forms belies a complexity of emotion, with the cross's arms extending to the edges of the frame, creating a sense of boundless space. The ochre field is not uniform but varies subtly, adding depth and texture to the piece. This poster suits a study or a quiet corner, where its contemplative presence can be fully appreciated.