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Revision as of 00:37, February 19, 2012
Samuel Lewis Francis (San Mateo, 1923 - Santa Monica, 1994) was an American abstract painter, greatly influenced by Lyrical Abstraction. His works are at the Louvre, New York’s Museum of Modern Art, and San Francisco’s Museum of Modern Art. He also exhibited in Paris, Berlin, Tokyo, Los Angeles, and other art centers.
“Color is light on fire”
Big Red, 1953.
(Big Red is a title that is very literal in terms of describing what one sees. MoMA's Curator, Ann Temkin.)
Untitled, 1980
Falling Star, 1981.
Untitled, 1984.
Untitled, 1990.
Untitled, 1990.
See also
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