| Artist: | Louis, Morris |
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| Title: | Aleph II (Floral Series) | |
| Date: | 1960 | |
| Nationality: | American | |
| Context: | post WWII, NY School | |
| Movement: | Color Field | |
| Materials: | acrylic paint on canvas | |
| Subject: abstract bursts of color; example of Greenberg's Formalism (form is the content). Style: adopts Frankenthaler's "soak-stain" method; secretive about process; kept part of the canvas attached to risers and part free; directed flow of paint with long sticks fastened with gauze on the end; pigment and surface of the canvas become one; works outward from center in the Floral series. Context: Greenberg's Formalism emphasizing surfaceand form as content; logical and systematic, unlike Frankenthaler's more intuitive process. | ||
