SFP94-133

SFP94-133 is a rare and poignant window into the final creative "burst" of Sam Francis. Painted in 1994, just months before the artist's passing, this acrylic on canvas belongs to the historic suite of 152 paintings that constitute his final artistic testament.

While the "Last Works" series is celebrated for its high-intensity distillation of Francis's fifty-year career, SFP94-133 is particularly distinguished by its physical scale. Whereas the majority of works in this series were executed on standard 18-inch frames, this piece features a rare, expansive 24-inch horizontal format. This added breadth provides a more cinematic stage for Francis’s signature play of light, color, and "The Void"—the white space that he famously treated as a physical substance.

With an institutional pedigree that includes exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in 1995, this work carries immense historical weight. As Francis’s market continues to show exceptional stability in 2026, this specific painting represents a scarce opportunity to own a unique masterwork from the "sunset" of an American icon’s life.