A Legacy of Form and Color Robert Goodnough stands as a profound figure within the lineage of American abstraction, embodying the spirit of the New York School. As a veteran of World War II, his journey into the heart of modernism was marked by a deep engagement with the evolving landscape of mid-century art. His early career saw him navigating the vibrant pulse of New York City, where he began exhibiting in galleries during the early 1950s. He was a distinguished participant in the seminal 9th Street Art Exhibition of 1951, an event that solidified his place among a select group of artists…