Mandarin — Fine Art

Mandarin - 1964 by Jeremy Moon uses painted lines across a pale ground. The work sits on the printed sheet with a clear painted field. Lines move in one direction, leaving soft edges where the paint meets the blank area. The artist worked with paint and simple shapes during the late twentieth century.

The fine art print comes ready to hang. The frame comes in white, wood, dark wood or black. A black frame gives the picture a firm edge on the wall, so the painted lines stay clean against the frame. The white frame keeps the pale ground open and does not pull focus from the lines.

It works above the desk in a study room. From the reading chair you see the painted lines first, and the frame edge sets the picture apart from the wall behind it.