Original painting on canvas Signed and dated on the back In an ornate gilt frame. Framed dimensions are 28.5" wide 24.5" tall 2" deep Canvas is 20 x 16 Kenneth Noland (1924–2010) was a leading figure of postwar American art, renowned for his role in the Color Field movement. Associated with the Washington Color School, Noland distilled painting to its essentials, using simple forms—circles, chevrons, and stripes—to explore the expressive power of pure color. His work emphasized clarity, balance, and spatial rhythm, positioning him as one of the foremost abstractionists of his generation. Noland’s paintings are represented in major museum collections worldwide and continue to exemplify the radical simplicity and visual intensity that defined American modernism in the mid-20th century.