List of Minimalist Artists - Among The Other Artists Whose Work Might Be Regarded As Related To Minimalist Art Are

Among The Other Artists Whose Work Might Be Regarded As Related To Minimalist Art Are

  • Anne Truitt (1921–2004), American sculptor
  • Anthony Caro (born 1924), British sculptor
  • Ellsworth Kelly (born 1923), American painter/sculptor
  • Robert Ryman (born 1930), American painter
  • Richard Serra (born 1939), American sculptor

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