Navaho — Fine Art

The title Navaho - 1958 points to a work from John Ferren, made during a period when he often mixed painted fields with sharp linear marks. The surface carries a flat tone broken by clear drawn lines, a method common in his post war abstract practice.

This is a fine art print set in a frame with a back panel. The frame gives the piece a finished edge, and the back panel keeps the print flat and stable on the wall.

In a narrow hallway with a single bulb overhead, you notice the flat tone first and the drawn lines only when you pass the picture. The frame adds a clean border between the print and the plaster.