Voice of Fire by Barnett Newman

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Voice of Fire by Barnett Newman is a large-scale abstract painting featuring three vertical stripes that became famous and controversial in Canada after its high-profile acquisition by the National Gallery of Canada.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abstract painting
painting
acquisitionBy National Gallery of Canada
acquisitionType purchase
artForm painting
artist Barnett Newman
associatedWithDebateOn aesthetic value of minimalist art
public arts funding in Canada
collection National Gallery of Canada collection
colorPattern blue-red-blue vertical bands
commissionedBy United States pavilion at Expo 67
surface form: United States Pavilion at Expo 67
commissionedFor Expo 67
countryOfControversy Canada
countryOfExhibition Canada
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Barnett Newman
creatorNationality American
depicts three vertical stripes
exhibitedAt United States pavilion at Expo 67
surface form: United States Pavilion at Expo 67 in Montreal
exhibitionHistoryIncludes Expo 67
surface form: Expo 67 in Montreal
genre abstract art
hasColor blue
red
red stripe flanked by blue stripes
hasNoDepictionOf figurative imagery
hasPart central red stripe
left blue stripe
right blue stripe
height about 5.4 metres
approximately 18 feet
inception 1967
languageOfTitle English
location National Gallery of Canada
materialUsed acrylic paint
movement Abstract expressionism
surface form: Abstract Expressionism

Color Field painting
notableFor controversial acquisition by the National Gallery of Canada
large scale
minimalist composition
public debate in Canada about the value of abstract art
orientation vertical
style geometric abstraction
subject non-representational
support canvas
title Voice of Fire
width about 2.4 metres
approximately 8 feet

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National Gallery of Canada hasNotableWork Voice of Fire by Barnett Newman