
Column Painting 8A (Dark Red Study)
2003
Robert Mangold's Column Painting 8A (Dark Red Study) (2003) employs acrylic and pencil on canvas to create a minimalist geometric composition. The work demonstrates the artist's continued exploration of color relationships and formal structure.
- Medium
- acrylic and pencil on canvas
- Location
- Phillips, Salt Lake City, UT
- Spotted At
- Auction House · PhillipsView on map
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March 8, 2023
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Ellsworth Kelly
American · b. 1923

Kelly similarly explored hard edge geometric abstraction using flat fields of pure color on shaped or rectangular canvases, creating works that share Mangold's commitment to monochromatic minimalist structure and precise formal relationships.

Brice Marden
American · b. 1938

Marden's early monochromatic panel paintings in muted and deep tonal ranges closely parallel Mangold's dark red study in their use of restrained color fields and pencil drawn linear elements within a rigorously minimalist compositional framework.

Agnes Martin
American · b. 1912

Martin's work shares with this piece the integration of pencil lines into painted canvas surfaces, creating quietly structured geometric compositions that balance precise drawn elements against subtle color fields in a meditative minimalist tradition.
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