Pink Diamond 1966

"Pink Diamond" (1966) is a minimalist painting by Ronald Davis, known for his exploration of geometric forms. The artwork consists of two rectangular shapes painted in a muted pink hue and arranged in a diamond-like configuration, against a white background. This piece exemplifies Davis's focus on simple, flat shapes, creating a sense of abstract purity and precision. The use of minimal color and form engages viewers with the interplay of geometric relationships, inviting contemplation and highlighting the essence of abstraction in art.