White Ground-Red Halo 1966
adolphgottlieb
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stencil art
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shape in negative space
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fine art illustration
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childish illustration
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negative space
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stencil
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ink drawing experimentation
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watercolour illustration
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a lot negative space
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remaining negative space
"White Ground-Red Halo" is an abstract painting by American artist Adolph Gottlieb, created in 1966. The painting features a minimalist composition with a stark white background, a large red circle containing a black circle, and a black, splattered form in the lower half of the composition. Gottlieb's work explores the essential elements of color, shape, and form and explores the impact of color on the viewer's perception. This work exemplifies his "pictographs" series, which are characterized by their bold shapes and symbolic imagery.
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