Bulletproof — Fine Art

Layered bands of color run side by side in Bulletproof - 1969, following Gene Davis stripe practice.

The stripes keep their own width and shift from one tone to the next, so the eye moves across the sheet rather than stopping. A fine art print set in a frame with a back panel shows the paint bands in a flat, even way.

You can choose the ready to hang option and the print arrives assembled. It sits well on the wall beside a desk in a study, where the color bands stay clear when you stand close to the desk and the work reads as a steady row of tones from the doorway.