Abraham 1949 by Barnett Newman
Abstract Composition In Green And Red by Barnett Newman
Achilles 1952 by Barnett Newman
Barnett Newman - Vintage Poster
Be I 1970 by Barnett Newman
Black Fire I 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto I 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto Ii 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto Ii 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Iii 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto Iv 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto Ix 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto V 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto Vi 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto Vii 1963 by Barnett Newman
Canto Viii 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto X 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xi 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xii 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xiii 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xiv 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xll 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xv 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xvi 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xvii 1964 by Barnett Newman
Canto Xviii 1964 by Barnett Newman
Concord 1949 by Barnett Newman
Covenant 1949 by Barnett Newman
Dionysius 1949 by Barnett Newman
Eighth Station 1964 by Barnett Newman
Eleventh Station 1965 by Barnett Newman
Eve by Barnett Newman
First Station 1958 by Barnett Newman
First Station by Barnett Newman
Fourteenth Station 1966 by Barnett Newman
Fourth Station 1960 by Barnett Newman
Galaxy 1949 by Barnett Newman
Genetic Moment by Barnett Newman
Jericho 1969 by Barnett Newman
Moment 1946 by Barnett Newman
Ninth Station 964 by Barnett Newman
Not Detected 265181(1) by Barnett Newman
Onement I 1948 by Barnett Newman
Onement I by Barnett Newman
Onement Iii 1949 by Barnett Newman
Onement V 1952 by Barnett Newman
Onement Vi 1953 by Barnett Newman
Pagan Void by Barnett Newman
Barnett Newman (January 29, 1905 - Juyly 4, 1970) was an American artist. He is seen as one of the major figures in abstract expressionism and one of the foremost of the color field painters. His paintings are existential in tone and content, explicitly composed with the intention of communicating a sense of locality, presence, and contingency.
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I hope that my painting has the impact of giving someone, as it did me, the feeling of his own totality, of his own separateness, of his own individuality.
I prefer to leave the paintings to speak for themselves.