No. 22, 20. 2. 62
- Artist
- John Hoyland
- Date
- 1962
- Style
- Color field painting
- Genre
- Abstract
"No. 22, 20. 2. 62" is a compelling example of Color field painting, characterized by expansive, luminous hues that evoke a sense of depth and serenity. The work exemplifies Abstract art, avoiding representational forms in favor of pure color and form to engage viewers emotionally. Its subtle variations and harmonious palette invite contemplative reflection, emphasizing the power of color as a means of expression. This painting's minimalist approach aligns with the principles of Color field painting, emphasizing the expressive potential of large, flat areas of color to evoke mood and atmosphere.
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