"Red, Blue, Gray, Minimalist Abstract" is a 1974 screenprint by Robert Goodnough. Dimensions: image: 40 x 25 inches. It's edition 138 of 200 & 14 of 200. Signature, year and edition on front. It's available now at Rabbit Gallery on Avenue Road in Toronto. Ask us for the price.

Robert Goodnough was an American abstract expressionist painter, inspired by both cubism and colour fields. His style consists of his earlier bold large geometric colours to later, colour shards over dripped paint.

Goodnough (1917–2010) belonged to the New York School's second generation. He helped document the Abstract Expressionists' famous Studio 35 sessions and wrote the landmark 1951 account of Pollock at work, all while developing his own signature: drifts of small colour shards moving across open canvas.

See this work in person at Rabbit Gallery, 1777 Avenue Rd, Level 2, Toronto, in Bedford Park in midtown Toronto. We're open Wednesday to Saturday, 11am–5pm, and other days by appointment; text or call 416-487-2934 to arrange a visit.

Our studio does museum-grade custom framing in-house, so the piece can be framed to suit your space before it leaves the gallery. With our House Calls service we'll also bring it to your home, confirm the placement, and hang it professionally. We cover midtown Toronto and the GTA.