Painted Window 1971

Ivan Tovar's "Painted Window" (1971) is a minimalist artwork featuring a series of colorful rectangular shapes, seemingly floating in a dark void, framed by a real, wooden window. The simple composition and bold color choices evoke a sense of depth and perspective, while the inclusion of the window frame suggests a connection between the artwork and the viewer's reality. Tovar's work often explores the relationship between painting, sculpture, and real-world objects. This piece is an example of his playful and conceptual approach to the medium of painting.