Zebra — Fine Art

Zebra - 1969 shows a row of painted colour bands stepping in one direction across the sheet. Each band holds one steady hue that shifts as the rows move. Gene Davis built his stripe paintings around this kind of repeated band work.

This fine art print arrives ready to hang, with a metal hanger on the back that fits straight onto one nail or screw. The matte paper keeps the painted colour bands soft and stops shine under a lamp. The bands read clearly on the wall because the surface stays dull.

In a dining room, the band wall picture sits above a sideboard where the horizontal stripe motif reads from the doorway. You notice the steady hue changes as you pass the table. The print for a stripe fan stays put on that wall.