Discover the extraordinary work of painter Noah Davis in this comprehensive monograph, Noah Davis. Despite his premature death at 32, Davis's emotionally charged paintings have profoundly influenced 21st-century art, solidifying his place in the canon of great American painting. This volume offers an intimate look at Davis's oeuvre through the eyes of friends and collaborators.

Attuned to the history of painting, Davis's compositions infuse everyday scenes with a magical realist atmosphere, reflecting his interest in artists like Marlene Dumas and Kerry James Marshall. The book is published in conjunction with the 2020 David Zwirner exhibition and features an introduction and essays by curator Helen Molesworth, who shares Davis's vision and impact. Illustrated with color images and archival photographs, Noah Davis also includes heartfelt testimonials that provide a unique perspective on his life and work.