Which of the following painters illustrates Clement Greenberg's insistence "on purity in art"?

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Clement Greenberg was a major proponent of Minimalism and Color Field Painting, which emphasized pure abstraction and a focus on the physical qualities of paint and surface. Frank Stella was a key figure in this movement, creating works that were stripped of any extraneous or representational elements, and focused solely on the materials and structure of painting. Francis Bacon, David Smith, and Jean Dubuffet, on the other hand, did not adhere to Greenberg's concept of purity in art, as their works often incorporated figurative or representational elements.

Which of the Following Painters Illustrates Clement Greenberg's Insistence "On