Black Watch II
- Serigraph Print ed. 83/150
- 76 x 49 in
- Gene Davis
Gene Davis, a member of the Washington Color School movement, was influenced by the works of Paul Klee and the Abstract Expressionists. Davis worked in a variety of media and styles but he is best known for his acrylic paintings of colorful vertical stripes which create a sense of visual rhythm using repetition of colors.
Gift of Patti and Bill Pusey (2015).
- Framed: 73 x 46 in
- Subject Matter: Non-Objective
- Created: 1970
- Collections: Avalon