Color Field · 1962

Horizontal I (Morris Louis, 1962)

Morris Louis (1912–1962) made Horizontal I. It dates from 1962. It belongs to the Color Field movement. It measures 82 × 293 cm.

1962
82 × 293 cm

Horizontal I, in brief

Title: Horizontal I
Artist: Morris Louis (1912–1962)
Artist born in: Baltimore, United States
Date: 1962
Dimensions: 82 × 293 cm
Movement: Color Field

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What is the creation date of "Horizontal I" by Morris Louis?

The creation of "Horizontal I" by Morris Louis is dated 1962.

How big is the original "Horizontal I"?

The original "Horizontal I" by Morris Louis measures 82 x 293 cm.

Is "Horizontal I" free of copyright?

"Horizontal I" by Morris Louis is still protected by copyright. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.

Which artist is "Horizontal I" attributed to?

"Horizontal I" was created by Morris Louis. The information on this page describes Morris Louis's original work.

What style does "Horizontal I" belong to?

"Horizontal I" by Morris Louis belongs to the Color Field movement. This movement provides the stylistic context of the work.

What was Morris Louis's age when "Horizontal I" was created?

When "Horizontal I" was created in 1962, Morris Louis - born in 1912 - was 50 years old.

Why is the copyright status of "Horizontal I" what it is?

"Horizontal I" by Morris Louis is still protected by copyright. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and Morris Louis died in 1962.

About the artist, Morris Louis

1912–1962, United States

Morris Louis

Early Life and Education Born: Morris Louis Bernstein, November 28, 1912, Baltimore, Maryland Parents: Louis Bernstein (furniture salesman) and Cecelia Luckman Bernstein. Education: Attended public schools in Baltimore; Maryland Institute of Fine and Applied Arts (now MICA), 1929-1932. Did not complete a degree. Early influences included Eugene Speicher and Paul Cézanne.

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