Paul Feeley - Maia

USA, 1963 oil-based enamel on canvas 30 h x 25 w in (76 x 63 cm)
Feeley was a proponent of color-field painting. Helen Frankenthaler and Morris Louis were the original pioneers of pouring and brushing pigment on raw canvas; Feeley refined the technique and developed a personal language. His use of hovering forms aligned him with Myron Stout and Ellsworth Kelly. Gallery and museum labels verso.

Exhibited:
Museum of Modern Art, New York
Betty Parsons Gallery, New York
Washburn Gallery, New York
Mathew Marks Gallery, New York


result: $14,040



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