Colors on Gray Pink 1976

Robert Goodnough's "Colors on Gray Pink" (1976) is a vibrant example of abstract art. The work features a soft gray-pink background with three clusters of geometric shapes composed of colorful triangles. The use of limited colors and geometric shapes is characteristic of Goodnough's style, often referred to as "Hard-Edge" or "Geometric Abstraction." The interplay between the soft background and the bold, angular shapes creates a sense of visual tension and depth, inviting the viewer to explore the interplay of color and form.