Ellsworth Kelly's 1971 painting Chatham XI: Blue Yellow at Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Ellsworth Kelly created Chatham XI: Blue Yellow in 1971, an oil painting on canvas composed of two joined panels measuring 90 inches by 77 inches. The work is part of the collection at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York, having been donated by Seymour H. Knox, Jr. This information was published on August 28, 2013, through artcritical's platform. The painting represents Kelly's exploration of color and geometric abstraction during his career. Its dimensions and medium reflect his characteristic approach to form and composition. The artwork remains under copyright protection held by the artist. Photographic documentation of the piece is credited to the Albright-Knox Art Gallery and Art Resource, New York.
Key facts
- Ellsworth Kelly created Chatham XI: Blue Yellow in 1971
- The painting is oil on canvas with two joined panels
- Dimensions are 90 inches by 77 inches
- Located at Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo
- Donated by Seymour H. Knox, Jr.
- Information published August 28, 2013
- Copyright held by Ellsworth Kelly
- Photo credit: Albright-Knox Art Gallery/Art Resource, N.Y.
Entities
Artists
- Ellsworth Kelly
Institutions
- Albright-Knox Art Gallery
- Art Resource
- artcritical
Locations
- Buffalo
- New York
- United States