76-77-C-147,5x140
- Artist
- Martin Barre
- Date
- 1977
- Style
- Minimalism
- Genre
- Abstract
Martin Barre’s 1977 artwork titled '76-77-C-147,5x140' exemplifies his engagement with Abstract and Minimalism movements. The title’s numerical sequence suggests a structured, systematic approach to composition, reflecting the precision and restraint characteristic of Minimalism. Barre’s technique likely emphasizes clean lines and geometric forms, focusing on the interplay of scale indicated by the dimensions 147.5 by 140, which inform spatial balance within the piece. As a pioneering figure of late 20th-century abstraction, Barre integrates conceptual rigor with visual simplicity, positioning this work firmly within the broader context of abstract Minimalist art.
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