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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.
Barnett Newman’s ‘The Name II’ (1950) is a minimalist masterpiece of pale beige panels & subtle grey lines. Explore this serene abstraction, embodying mid-century modern style.
Experience Barnett Newman’s "Eleventh Station," a monumental 1965 abstract expressionist painting from his iconic Stations of the Cross series. Hand-painted reproduction available.
Explore Barnett Newman’s ‘Ninth Station,’ a minimalist 1964 masterpiece of vertical stripes & muted beige tones. A key work in abstract expressionism, evoking order & contemplation.
Explore Barnett Newman’s ‘Fourteenth Station,’ a minimalist 1966 monochrome print reflecting faith & spirituality. A key work in the Stations of the Cross series, this piece offers a unique visual experience.