The artwork titled “Bellatrix” by Morris Louis, created in 1961, is an abstract piece belonging to the Color Field Painting movement. This artwork, part of the “Stripe” series, employs acrylic and magna on canvas, and it measures 217.8 by 177.8 centimeters.
The artwork is characterized by a series of vertical stripes of varying colors and widths that flow downwards, creating a sense of movement and rhythm. The vibrant and contrasting hues are meticulously applied, resulting in a visually striking composition that emphasizes color as the primary subject. The vast white space around the stripes further accentuates their prominence, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay of color and form.
