Ellsworth Kelly

1963

Blue Green Red

Inspired by Audubon illustrations and art classes emphasizing materials and imaginative development. Notable exhibitions include ‘Green Blue Red’ at Matthew Marks Gallery and ‘Red Blue Green’ at The Broad.

Ellsworth Kelly

1951

Cite

Ellsworth Kelly’s *Study for “Cité”* (1951) embodies his pioneering minimalist style, born from a Parisian dream about creating an expansive mural using random brushstrokes. This collage process resulted in twenty squares arranged by chance and adhered onto wood pulp board, reflecting Kelly's fascination with architectural integration and the influence of artists like Arp and Cage.

Ellsworth Kelly

Spectrum Iv

Ellsworth Kelly

1960

Red Dark Blue

Ellsworth Kelly

Colors For A Large Wall

Ellsworth Kelly

1977

Blue Panel Ii

Explore Ellsworth Kelly’s ‘Blue Panel II,’ a monumental 1977 abstract work featuring layered blues & subtle textures. Minimalist, evocative, and deeply impactful.

Own a stunning hand-painted reproduction of Ellsworth Kelly’s ‘Tiger’ (1953). Vibrant color field abstraction – a key piece by a modern master. Elevate your art collection today!