Target — Fine Art

Target - 1981 holds a centered red and blue shape on a plain ground. The marks around it look like rings drawn by hand, not by machine. Betty Parsons made abstract work that often leaves a single form standing in open space. The picture keeps the edges soft and the lines uneven.

This fine art print sits in a frame with a back panel. The matte surface keeps the reds from shining back at you under a lamp. You can tell it is a fine art print because the paper feels smooth and the paint looks flat, not glossy.

On a kitchen wall near the sink, the red ring sits above the tile line. You notice the blue ring when you stand at the counter and the hand drawn lines show as small breaks in the paint.