Gene Davis

1920–1985 · United States

Gene Davis (August 22, 1920 – April 6, 1985) was an American Color Field painter known especially for his paintings of vertical stripes of color. Wikipedia

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Works

“Firecracker”, 1968
“Gothic Jab”, 1968
“Raspberry Icicle”, 1967
“Niagara”, 1979
“Blue Rectangle II”, 1958
“Leaping Horse”, 1958
“Green Glow”, 1958
“Peach Glow”, 1958
“Limelight/Sounds of Grass”, 1960
“Alice Tully Hall Sampler”, 1961
“Triple Jump”, 1962
“Hot Beat”, 1964
“Two Part Blue”, 1964
“Red Baron”, 1966
“Micro-Painting”, 1968
“Apricot Ripple”, 1968
“Long John”, 1968
“Sweet Carburetor”, 1969
“Black Popcorn”, 1969
“Ianthe”, 1969
“Zebra”, 1969
“Graf Zeppelin”, 1969
“Untitled #1”, 1971
“Albatross”, 1973
“Checkmate”, 1973
“Signal”, 1973
“Cold Turkey”, 1973
“Untitled (Pink Stripes-Gray Box)”, 1976
“Eskimo Map”, 1976
“Royal Canoe”, 1977
“Red Baron”, 1978
“Prince Albert”, 1978
“Hummingbird”, 1978
“Jumping Jack”, 1978
“Meandering”, 1979
“Adam's Rib”, 1980
“Untitled (Pink, Yellow and White)”, 1980
“Banjo”, 1981
“Birth”, 1981
“Boxcar”, 1981