Monochrome painting

Monochrome painting is sometimes seen as meditative art. Throughout the 20th century and into the 21st century painters have created monochromatic painting. The exploration of one color, the examination of values changing across a surface, the expressivity of texture and nuance, expressing a wide variety of emotions, intentions and meanings.

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Geometric abstraction Abstract expressionism High modernism Ellsworth Kelly Barnett Newman Color Field Minimalism Samuel Beckett David R. Prentice Illusionism (art) National gallery Abstract impressionism John McCracken Anne Truitt Theodoros Stamos Milton Resnick Richard Pousette-Dart Peter Halley Encaustic painting Walter Darby Bannard ART Larry Poons Allan McCollum Pin striping Robert Ryman Daniel Buren Larry Zox Dan Christensen Neo-Dada Ronald Davis Jules Olitski Water Lilies Neo Geo Brice Marden Adolph Gottlieb Agnes Martin Ronnie Landfield Morris Louis Placeholder Alexander Rodchenko

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