You don't think it's Ellsworth Kelly?
- Justin (guest) 5-01-2013 12:26 am [add a comment]

I don't think it's Kelly. But that's the best guess I can think of. I'm stumped. It's part endless summer too. I thought it could be a trade show poster.
- bill 5-01-2013 12:38 am [add a comment]

I did a big search through Kelly's work, and can't find it. The Endless Summer angle's a good one. Hmmm.
- Justin (guest) 5-01-2013 2:10 pm [add a comment]

Wish I could read the writing at the bottom.
- bill 5-01-2013 2:32 pm [add a comment]

I was thinking the same thing. I wrote to Ingo Maurer this morning for help with this. Let's see if someone deigns to reply.
- Justin (guest) 5-01-2013 5:03 pm [add a comment]

i blew it up but still cant read it.

- dave 5-01-2013 5:27 pm [add a comment]

Rupprecht Geiger, ftw!

thanks Dave!. thanks too Justin. I think Rupert is rocking the Kelly/endless summer esthetic.
- bill 5-01-2013 7:00 pm [add a comment]

Hey, thanks! Damn, that's nice work.
- Justin (guest) 5-01-2013 10:29 pm [add a comment]

How did you find it Dave?
- jim 5-01-2013 11:38 pm [add a comment]

that last word looked like "geiger" and once i subtracted out "giger" there were some similar pieces a couple of pages down on google images. if i knew they were color field paintings (as i should have) it would have been even easier to find.
- dave 5-02-2013 2:02 am [add a comment]

FTW!
- bill 5-02-2013 2:38 am [add a comment]

nice print. he's credited with bringing florescent paint to modern art. some studio pernicious.
- bill 5-06-2013 2:01 am [add a comment]