Narcissus III 1975

"Narcissus III," created by Gene Davis in 1975, is a striking example of hard-edge abstraction. Composed of vertical bands of color, the artwork explores variations in hue and value, creating a mesmerizing visual experience. Davis's meticulous use of lines and his choice of muted colors create a sense of depth and rhythm, drawing the viewer's eye across the surface of the canvas. As one of his best-known works, "Narcissus III" stands as a testament to Davis's mastery of color and composition, showcasing his exploration of the formal elements of painting.