9th Street
- Artist
- Robert Goodnough
- Date
- 1978
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
"9th Street" by Robert Goodnough exemplifies his mastery within Abstract expressionism. As a veteran of the Abstract movement and a participant in the influential 9th Street Art Exhibition (1951), Goodnough's work reflects the dynamic energy and spontaneity characteristic of the era. His painting likely features bold gestures, vivid colors, and complex compositions that convey emotion beyond representational accuracy. As one of the last of the original New York School artists, Goodnough's piece embodies the innovative spirit and experimental ethos that defined postwar American Abstract expressionism.
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