Abstract master Ellsworth Kelly did not depict dramatic landscapes or vast planes of color here—he drew plants.
Yet these plants are rendered with nothing but line.
The outline of a leaf, the curve of a stem, the shape of a flower. No shadows, no texture—just contour.
And still, their presence stands firmly before you.

Simple, yet endlessly compelling.
Quiet, yet impossible to overlook.

Less an art book, more a meditation on the beauty of form.

For those who:
・Love minimal art
・Are drawn to the pure shapes of plants
・Are looking for a book worth keeping in their space

No flash. Plenty of space.