Lady Day II
- Artist
- Sam Gilliam
- Date
- 1971
- Style
- Lyrical abstraction
- Genre
- Abstract
'Lady Day II' by Sam Gilliam exemplifies his innovative approach to Abstract art, blending vibrant color with dynamic, sculptural elements. As a prominent figure associated with the Washington Color School, Gilliam evolved beyond flat color fields, integrating process and physically layered techniques that create an immersive experience. His work often embodies the qualities of Lyrical abstraction, emphasizing expressive color and form. 'Lady Day II' reflects Gilliam's mastery in pushing the boundaries of abstract painting, producing a striking, multi-dimensional piece that invites viewers into an evocative visual dialogue.
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