Showing 24 artworks out of 30 with Barnett Newman and with artwork date before 1969 and with artwork date after 1959
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Barnett Newman
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-1969
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1959+
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- Putty
- White
- Brown
- Black
- Phthalo Green
- Gray
- Prussian Blue
- Steel Blue
- Rosy Brown
- Mahogany
- Gold
- Orange
- Bronze
- Khaki
- Abstract Expressionism
- Barnett Newman
- Contemporary Art
- Color Field Painting
- Geometric Abstraction
- Minimalist Painting
- “Contemporary Art”
- Color Field Art
- Newman Artwork
- “Abstract Painting”
- Geometric Art
- “Newman Zips”
- Minimalist Art
- Color Field Style
- Modern Art”
- 1966 Painting
- Lithograph Print
- “Contemplative Art”
- 1964 Artwork
- Canvas Painting
- Wall Art Decor
- “Large Format Art”
- Canto Vii
- White Background Art
- Fine Art Investment
- Barnett Newman Etching
- Blue Stripe Art
- Black Fire I
- Art Collector Gift
- Interior Art Design
- Modern Wall Decor
- Minimalist Color Field
- Abstract Etching
- “Spiritual Art”
- Barnett Newman Zips
- Faith And Religion
- Zips
- “Art Reproduction”
- Station Of The Cross
- Vertical Stripes
- Untitled Etching
- Modern Etching
- Zips Color Field
- Modern Art
- Vibrant Orange Art
- Yellow Stripes
- 1963 Art
- Surrealism
- 1963 Artwork
- Minimalism
Experience Barnett Newman’s monumental ‘Black Fire I,’ a cornerstone of Color Field painting embodying spiritual depth and minimalist elegance—sold for $84.2M at Christie's.
Experience Barnett Newman's Canto VII, a captivating 1963 color field lithograph featuring vibrant blue stripes and expansive planes of color. This seminal work exemplifies abstract expressionism and invites you to discover this iconic piece.
Experience the vibrant energy of Barnett Newman's 1964 color field masterpiece The Third featuring striking orange tones and yellow stripes that invite you to bring this iconic piece of Abstract Expressionism into your home.
Experience Barnett Newman’s ‘Canto X’ – a striking abstract painting featuring bold yellow squares and green stripes. A unique hand-painted reproduction for art collectors.
Explore Barnett Newman’s "Untitled Etching #1," a minimalist masterpiece of stark black & white. A quintessential example of Minimalism, its vertical line embodies quiet contemplation.