RONALD DAVIS "TRUNCATE" PAINTING, 1967Ronald Davis (b. 1937) is an American abstract artist best known for his multi dimensional geometric creations. Born in California, Davis' work embodies the West Coast aesthetic and spirit of using innovative techniques and materials. As a young painter in the early 60's, Davis was strongly influenced by hard edge geometric abstraction and Op Art. His works typically feature a three dimensional geometric shape completed in hard edge style with bright,

a new auction record of $1

debaucheries and of course

He began spraying the paint on his canvases

his double portrait of John Lennon and Yoko Ono is arguably the most admired and sought-after

With her signature winged eye makeup

his hypnotic and minimal "Aluminum Series" from 1970 is a great introduction

Bright pink loose swirls dominate the composition

and Holzer’s own statements regarding architectural landmarks and landscape panoramas

situated between Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism and Arte Povera

a medallion

Other saturated tones appear in brief

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