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Basel Mural 1

painting by Sam Francis
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  • Sam Francis

    His 20-foot-long Basel Mural 1 (1956–58), with its rich blues, oranges, yellows, and reds and its evocative drips and splatters, seems positively jubilant. In the 1960s, perhaps in response to the minimalism then in full swing, Francis left much of his canvas unpainted, restricting his application of…

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    His 20-foot-long Basel Mural 1 (1956–58), with its rich blues, oranges, yellows, and reds and its evocative drips and splatters, seems positively jubilant. In the 1960s, perhaps in response to the minimalism then in full swing, Francis left much of his canvas unpainted, restricting his application of…

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