Untitled 1961

Robert Ryman's "Untitled" from 1961 is a prime example of his minimalist approach to painting. The work features a white canvas with a textured surface, created through the layering of paint. The subtle variations in the white paint and the raw canvas edges create a sense of depth and dimension, drawing the viewer into the artwork's subtle interplay of light and shadow. Ryman's work often explores the materiality of painting, challenging traditional notions of subject matter and representation in art.