Six-Ninths Red 1966

ronalddavis

red colour repetition

pop of colour red

red and grey tone

white and red

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geometric pattern

3d shape

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minimal pattern

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pop of red

"Six-Ninths Red" is a 1966 painting by American artist Ronald Davis, known for his geometric abstract work. The painting features a minimalist composition of three rectangular planes, rendered in shades of red. This piece exemplifies the hard-edge style of painting popularized in the 1960s, with its stark forms and flat planes. Davis's work often explores the relationship between shape, color, and space, inviting viewers to contemplate the subtle interplay of these elements.