Rosebud 1962

"Rosebud," a 1962 sculpture by Phillip King, is a striking example of Minimalist art. This piece, composed of two large, folded, painted steel panels, presents a simple, geometric form, challenging viewers to engage with its abstract qualities. The bright pink and teal color palette adds a pop of vibrancy, while the sculpture's overall form evokes both organic and industrial references. King's "Rosebud" is a powerful testament to the beauty of abstraction in Minimalist art.