Number 2-07
- Artist
- Morris Louis
- Date
- 1961
- Style
- Color field painting
- Genre
- Abstract
Number 2-07 by Morris Louis is a striking example of Color field painting, an Abstract art movement emerging in the 1950s. Louis, a key figure of the Washington Color School, employs large Canvas surfaces to explore the expressive potential of flowing, translucent swaths of color. The painting’s layered, luminous hues evoke a sense of depth and emotion, characteristic of Louis’s innovative technique of pouring and staining. This work exemplifies his mastery in transforming simple color forms into powerful visual statements, broadening the boundaries of abstract art.
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