Abstraction 1966 — Fine Art

Bold shapes and clear colour blocks make up Abstraction 1966. The picture follows the abstract style Alexander Calder worked in, where flat forms sit on an open ground. You can see the balance of weight in the way the shapes are placed.

The fine art print comes ready to hang. The frame comes in white, wood, dark wood or black. A black frame gives the outer edge a firm line that holds the open colour field in place without crowding the shapes.

In a dining room, the picture sits on a side wall above a sideboard. From where you stand to set the table, the big colour bands stay clear and the smaller marks read as small cuts in the surface.