Small Island — Fine Art

Small Island - 1968 shows a small landmass surrounded by open water, painted in a way that reads like an experiment with organic material. The work comes from the practice of Dieter Roth, who often built images with found matter and food things.

This fine art print is made to hang without a frame. A metal hanger is fitted to the back so it goes up on a nail or screw straight away.

The matte surface keeps the water tones from shining under a lamp. Hang it in a bathroom corridor where the damp air gives the paper a cool feel. You notice the steady line of the shore first, then the rough texture of the water.