Untitled (1946) by Barnett Newman

Untitled - Barnett Newman - 1946

Artwork Information

TitleUntitled
ArtistBarnett Newman
Date1946
Art MovementAbstract Expressionism

About Untitled

The artwork, titled “Untitled” and created by Barnett Newman in 1946, belongs to the Abstract Expressionism movement. This abstract piece showcases Newman’s exploration of non-representational forms and his engagement with deep emotions through minimalist aesthetics.

In this striking composition, the artwork features a predominant use of black and white, deploying textured strokes that merge and diverge with dynamic intensity. The central form, seemingly enveloped by surrounding brushstrokes, presents a blend of organic and geometric elements. A stark vertical line divides the composition, creating a sense of both unity and tension. The raw, almost tactile quality of the textured patterns evokes a profound depth, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the interplay of form and the spacious voids that define the piece. The absence of color further accentuates the emphasis on form and gesture, reflecting the artist’s commitment to expressing pure emotional abstraction.

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