Scott’s Scribble 1966

"Scott’s Scribble" is a minimalist painting by Robert Huot created in 1966. It features a simple L-shaped composition with a dark vertical band, a small patch of yellow, and a large expanse of white. Huot, known for his abstract works, uses color and form to create a sense of balance and tension. The minimal aesthetic of "Scott’s Scribble" is characteristic of the Minimalist art movement that emerged in the 1960s. This style emphasizes simplicity and reduction of form, focusing on the essential elements of art.