Hopewell Valley Sun 1959
walterdarbybannard
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shape in negative space
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negative space
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circle
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pop art
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strong focal point
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bright focal point
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rectangle
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white focal point
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pop art-influence
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tonal art
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a lot negative space
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remaining negative space
"Hopewell Valley Sun," painted in 1959 by Walter Darby Bannard, is a striking example of hard-edge abstraction. The artwork features a single, vibrant red circle, a simple yet powerful composition that emphasizes the interplay of color and form. Bannard's work is characterized by its minimalist aesthetic and precise geometric shapes, exemplifying a trend in mid-century American art. This piece, with its stark simplicity and bold use of color, engages the viewer in a direct and captivating way.
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