Around a Red Mouth 1967 — Fine Art

Around a Red Mouth 1967 by Hannah Hoch shows a face built from cut paper shapes and bright colour patches. The eye and mouth sit in a few strong blocks. Smooth paper edges sit against rough grain in this photomontage. Hannah Hoch worked with scissors and glue, building images from magazine fragments.

You get a fine art print ready to hang from the box. A metal hanger is fitted to the back and goes straight onto a nail or screw. No separate frame to buy. The flat paper keeps the cut edges sharp and the red tones stay clear.

In a kitchen, the red mouth catches the morning light on the wall beside the table. From the doorway you see the broad shape, then the small paper edges when you move nearer.