Senza titolo — Fine Art

A single thin line crosses the sheet from one side to the other on a pale ground. Bice Lazzari often worked with one drawn stroke set against an open field, and Senza titolo - 1964 follows that approach.

The fine art print goes straight onto a nail. The line keeps a steady pressure from start to finish. The white frame gives the sheet a clean edge on the wall.

The white finish sits flat against the pale ground and leaves the drawn stroke without a hard border. It hangs well on a kitchen wall above the sink. From the table you see the thin stroke first, then the pale paper around it.