Concord
- Artist
- Barnett Newman
- Date
- 1949 ; United States
- Style
- Color field painting
- Genre
- Abstract
- Location
- Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met)
"Concord" is an evocative painting characterized by its rich use of oil paints on a canvas, blending elements of abstract art with influences from color field painting. The artist employs masking tape to create sharp edges and layered textures, emphasizing vibrant, expansive color blocks that evoke a sense of harmony and tension. The composition's simplicity and bold use of color exemplify the minimalist qualities of abstract art, inviting viewers to interpret its emotional depth and lyrical harmony.
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