Washington, D.C., October #8, 1964 — Fine Art

The print reproduces Washington, D.C., October #8, 1964 - 1964, a painting by Edward Corbett built from layered strokes on paper. His practice used mixed paint and graphite to record a place and a moment. The surface holds build up where one layer meets the next.

This fine art print arrives ready to hang, with a metal hanger fitted to the back that goes straight onto a nail or screw. No separate frame to buy. The matte paper holds the paint tones without shine, so the built up strokes read clearly in a room light.

In a kitchen, the print sits above the sink on a painted wall. From the counter you read the broad paint layers first, then the smaller pencil lines across them. The metal hanger keeps it level on one screw.