Spectrum Colors Arranged by Chance VI 1951

"Spectrum Colors Arranged by Chance VI" is a 1951 painting by Ellsworth Kelly, an American artist known for his minimalist and geometric works. The painting features a grid of brightly colored squares, arranged randomly against a dark background. Kelly's work is often referred to as Hard-Edge painting, exploring the relationship between color and shape in a reductive and systematic manner. This piece is a prime example of his early exploration of chance and randomness, where he uses chance as a tool to generate composition and form.