Number 6 by John McLaughlin (1963) — Poster

Three rectangles float in a silent expanse of cream. John McLaughlin’s Number 6 presents a world of quiet geometry, where balance and restraint speak volumes. The central rectangle, a muted gold, anchors the composition. Two smaller rectangles, one ochre, one umber, hover at the edges. Their placement is deliberate, creating a sense of equilibrium. The simplicity of the forms belies the complexity of their arrangement, inviting contemplation. This poster suits a space where stillness is valued. It rewards long looks in a study or a quiet corner of a living room.