Fensterkreuz II — Fine Art

Fensterkreuz II - 1966 shows a cross shape that reads like a window crossbar on a plain ground. The work uses flat colour and hard edges, a method Blinky Palermo used across many panels. You see the form without any scene behind it.

This fine art print arrives ready to hang, with a metal hanger on the back that goes straight onto a nail or screw. No frame is needed. The hanger holds the print level on the wall.

In a hallway with a single bulb, the cross shape reads from the staircase. The flat colour stays even under the light. You notice the simple outline each time you pass.