Gene Davis, a painter associated with the Washington School of Color
Field Painters, was a self-taught artist whose early work represented
several phases of experimentation, including Abstract Expressionism,
Neo-Dada, and Proto-Pop.
Davis was born in Washington, D.C. in
1920. Spending most of his life there, he started painting at a
very young age, as the artist himself explains to Buck Pennington in an
interview:
"I believe -- when I was eight, nine years old,
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