The 1970’s HARD-EDGE & BEYOND
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OKANAGAN AFTERNOON 1975 Acrylic on multi-panel canvas
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EARLY WARMTH 1975 14" X 31" Acrylic on multi-panel canvas
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HARD HATS 1974 Acrylic on multi-panel canvas
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UNLEARN 1973 31" X 31" Acrylic on multi-panel canvas
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CHOO CHOO TRAIN 1977 19" X 33" Acrylic on multi-panel canvas
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BIG BARR LAKE 1975 26" X 41" Acrylic on multi-panel canvas
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OOPS 1973 54" X 54" Acrylic on multi-panel canvas
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GOING UP 1975 26" X 35" Acrylic on multi-panel canvas
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CHANGING DIRECTIONS 1978 16" X 26" Acrylic on canvas
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TRADEWIND 1978 27" X 27" Acrylic on canvas
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STORMED FILLED AFTERNOON 1970/75 22" X 24" Acrylic on canvas
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WATER WHEEL 1978 27" X 21" Acrylic on canvas
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FINAL LINE 1978 36" X 29" Acrylic on canvas
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SUNRISE 1978 24" X 24" Acrylic on canvas
The 1970’s HARD-Edge & beyond
George is perhaps most renowned for his signature hard-edge works, which stand as brilliant examples of this influential art movement that emerged in the 1960s. These alluring, multi-paneled canvases are masterpieces of the Hard-Edge movement, a style that marries the precise, structured compositions of geometric abstraction with the vivid, emotionally charged forms of Color Field Painting. In these works, George employs sharp, unyielding lines and striking contrasts of color to create dynamic visual experiences that captivate and engage the viewer. Each piece reflects a balance between bold, intense forms an d serene, contemplative spaces, embodying the innovative spirit of Hard-Edge painting.