The artwork entitled “Large Chartreuse” was created by Ronald Davis in 1965. It is a representation of the Hard Edge Painting movement and belongs to the abstract genre.
The artwork features a striking and vivid rectangular shape defined by clean, precise lines, characteristic of Hard Edge Painting. It employs a bold chartreuse color that dominates the entire composition, standing out against a background that appears to be white. The geometric simplicity and the monochromatic palette exemplify the movement’s emphasis on clarity, flatness, and the sharp distinction between different areas of color. The shape seems to have an almost three-dimensional impact due to its unique angles and the illusion of depth created by its design.
