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A meditative horizontal stripe painting by Norman Zammitt, featuring a symmetrical gradation of deep cobalt blue bands alternating with crimson and violet-purple tones that converge at a rich burgundy center. The composition is characteristic of Zammitt's systematic color-field investigations, where carefully modulated hues create an optical pulse and sense of depth across the picture plane. Presented in a white float frame with a black inner liner, the work is in excellent apparent condition. A unique work from the artist's sustained stripe painting series.
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- Acrylic on canvas board
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Kenneth Noland
American · b. 1924
Noland was a leading Color Field painter whose horizontal stripe compositions share Zammitt's systematic approach to modulating hues across the canvas, creating optical vibration and depth through carefully sequenced bands of saturated color including deep blues and rich warm tones.
Gene Davis
American · b. 1920
Davis devoted his career to vertical and horizontal stripe paintings that investigate color relationships and optical pulse through rhythmic repetition, mirroring Zammitt's systematic color field investigations with symmetrical gradations of intense hues across the picture plane.
Barnett Newman
American · b. 1905
Newman's signature use of deep cobalt, crimson, and violet tones organized into meditative color field compositions shares Zammitt's commitment to chromatic depth and psychological resonance through minimal geometric structure and carefully chosen, emotionally charged color relationships.
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