Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue II 1970
barnettnewman
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op art
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geometric pattern
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abstract pattern
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rectangle
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minimal pattern
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organic pattern
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simple pattern
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vertical pattern
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pattern repetition
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layered pattern
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combined pattern
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orange
"Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue II" (1970) is a monumental work by American abstract expressionist painter Barnett Newman. It exemplifies his signature style, characterized by large-scale canvases with minimal elements. This painting features a single bold black vertical stripe bisecting a vibrant red field, framed by thin yellow stripes on each side. Newman's paintings challenged traditional notions of composition and representation, aiming to evoke raw emotions and spiritual experiences through pure color and form.
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