Horses I

Robert Goodnough’s Horses I (1997) exemplifies his mastery in Abstract expressionism within the realms of abstract art. As an accomplished artist, Goodnough employs dynamic brushwork and vibrant colors to evoke emotion and movement, emphasizing spontaneous impression over precise depiction. The title suggests an exploration of form and energy associated with horses, yet remains true to the abstract genre, focusing on expressive qualities rather than literal representation. This piece reflects Goodnough's commitment to conveying vitality through bold techniques and an instinctive, gestural style characteristic of late 20th-century Abstract expressionism.