XVI — Fine Art

XVI - 1964 shows a stack of colour shapes that sit close together on the sheet. The painting moves from deep brown to muted red and then to a thin band of pale grey. Each shape pushes the next one forward.

This fine art print arrives ready to hang, with a metal hanger fitted to the back. You can place it straight onto a nail or screw on the wall. The paper is matte, so the brown tones stay soft and there is no shine under a lamp.

In a narrow hallway between the kitchen and the stairs, the stacked shapes draw the eye along the wall. From the lower landing you see the deep red band first, then the pale grey line above it. The metal hanger holds the print flat against the plaster.