Pink Stripe 1960

genedavis

natural stone pattern

pattern

geometric pattern

abstract pattern

minimal pattern

organic pattern

repetition of pattern

vertical pattern

line

pattern repetition

layered pattern

combined pattern

"Pink Stripe" (1960) is a striking example of Gene Davis's signature style, Hard-Edge painting. The work features a bold and simple composition of vertical stripes in vibrant shades of green, blue, and pink. The flatness of the surface and lack of depth contribute to the minimalist and geometric aesthetic, which was popular in the 1960s. Davis, known for his exploration of color and form, masterfully utilizes the repetition of these stripes to create a dynamic and visually engaging artwork.