Micro-Painting 1968

"Micro-Painting" (1968) by American artist Gene Davis (1920-1985) is a minimalist painting characterized by its use of bold, contrasting colors and geometric forms. The painting features a bright yellow background with a single, horizontal red stripe, creating a striking visual impact. Davis's artwork often explored the relationship between color, shape, and space, creating a sense of movement and energy within the canvas. He was a prominent figure in the Washington Color School, a movement that emphasized abstract expressionism and geometric abstraction.