Blood Feud — Fine Art

Blood Feud - 28.8.07 - 2007 shows broad painted areas meeting thick brush marks. The eye finds the centre first, then follows the uneven edges across the field. Some areas stay open while the paint gathers in a few places. The work belongs to John Hoyland, a painter known for colour field abstraction and free gestural painting.

This fine art print arrives ready to hang, with a metal hanger fitted to the back that sits straight on a nail or screw. No separate frame to buy. The matte paper holds the darker tones in the picture without a shine under a lamp.

On the landing wall above the stairs, the large painted areas fill the view from the bottom step. From the bedroom door the same marks stay clear and the open spaces keep the room from feeling crowded.