Evergreen Licks
- Artist
- Sam Francis
- Date
- 1987
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
Sam Francis, a leading figure in Abstract expressionism, created Evergreen Licks in 1987, exemplifying his dynamic use of color and form on canvas. The work employs vibrant acrylic paints, showcasing fluid, energetic brushstrokes that emphasize spontaneity and movement. As an abstract piece, Evergreen Licks evokes natural rhythms and textures suggested by its title, blending organic elements with expressive technique. This painting reflects Francis’s mastery in balancing bold color contrasts and gestural marks, contributing to the evolution of post-war American abstraction.
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