An explosion of vibrant purple, blue, and gold colors defines this abstract tree painting by Sam Gilliam from 1970, offering a masterful display of texture and motion that invites you to bring this masterpiece home.
‘Red Petals’ by Sam Gilliam (1967) is an acrylic on canvas piece measuring 223 x 236 cm housed at The Phillips Collection in Washington D.C., embodying the Lyrical Abstraction movement. Gilliam pioneered a revolutionary approach to painting, utilizing gravity and spontaneous application of paint onto unstretched canvas to create dynamic biomorphic forms.
Explore Sam Gilliam’s ‘Open Cylinder’ (1979): A vibrant abstract oil painting featuring layered textures & dynamic shapes. Color Field & Abstract Expressionism at its finest.
Explore Sam Gilliam’s ‘Shoot Six’ (1965): A vibrant abstract masterpiece featuring bold diagonal stripes & layered color. Op Art influence, acrylic on canvas – a dynamic piece for art collectors.
Explore 'The Petition' by Sam Gilliam (1990), a layered abstract masterpiece blending Color Field & Cubist influences. Drenched blues, dynamic circles & textured lines evoke cycles & interconnectedness.
Explore Sam Gilliam’s ‘Relative’ (1968): A vibrant, layered abstract textile painting embodying Color Field movement & lyrical abstraction. Discover its dynamic form & rich hues.
