Double Circles and Targets #01

Original silkscreen print by artist Peter Gee showing a geometric design: on the left a lavender panel with rose circles, in the middle a navy panel with beige circles, and on the right a neon green panel with slightly darker green targets. This understated pattern and asymmetrical arrangement allows for a full exploration of color. Peter Gee was a British-born artist who rose to prominence as part of the 60s pop art movement in New York. Before moving to Manhattan in 1962, Gee had achieved moderate success in Europe. At 18, he joined the British army as a graphic designer, and soon after, his work was exhibited in the galleries of Paris and London. It wasn’t until New York, however, that Peter Gee’s now iconic style really took off. A Peter Gee print is instantly recognizable: the arrangement of basic shapes, usually targets and daisies, over strips of color has an immediacy that is totally its own. Through his work, Gee balanced the technical and sensual. Certainly, a great degree