Ale Cans 1964 — Fine Art

Ale Cans 1964 shows two metal beverage containers standing on a shelf against a plain ground. The painter used thin layers of wax paint and careful brushwork, a method known from the practice of Jasper Johns. The steel cans hold a soft grey tone with a few straight marks on their sides.

The fine art print comes with a frame in white, wood, dark wood or black. A white frame keeps the edge clean against the grey cans. A dark wood frame adds a solid line that sits close to the painted surface. The frame gives the picture a clear edge on the wall.

This print fits a narrow hallway near the front door, where the cans show from a step away and the frame edge reads close up. The steady grey tones stay calm in morning light.