Upward Direction — Fine Art

Upward Direction - 1988 by Robert Goodnough shows painted colour bands running toward the top edge. The eye enters through the lower shapes and rests on the open space above. A few drawn lines sit over the paint. The surface reads as a layered field of colour.

This fine art print sits in a frame with a back panel and hangs ready to hang when you choose that option. The matte paper keeps the colour bands soft, so the top half stays open and does not glare under a lamp.

In a study room the print reads as a quiet band of colour against a side wall. From the desk you notice the lower painted shapes first, then the empty stretch above them. The drawn lines show when you stand near the frame.