Framed Pouring Over 2 Morrison Boys & 2 Maps I, 2019
Frank Bowling is a visionary British artist known for large-scale abstract paintings fusing colour field painting with personal memories. Bowling’s 60-year career is defined by radical experimentation, pioneering techniques that expand the world’s perceptions of what it means to be a painter.
For this piece, Bowling reworked a canvas from early in his career on which he had screenprinted two portraits and two maps. His screenprinted silhouettes add depth and movement to the cascades of poured paint he is best known for.
This Polymergravure with block printing is from a limited edition of 68, signed and numbered by the artist.
Size (cm): 116.7 x 74
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Specifications
Framed: Yes
Medium: Print
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Edition Size: 68
Size (cm): 116.7 x 74
SKU: EG19950
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About the artist
Frank Bowling is a British artist who moved to the UK from Guyana in 1953. Bowling quickly made his mark on the art world, graduating with a silver medal in painting from London’s prestigious Royal College of Art, where he was classmates with David Hockney.
Considered a master of his medium, Bowling is renowned for large-scale abstract ‘Map’ paintings, ambitious in both scale and scope. His visionary style fuses abstraction and colour field painting with personal memories.
Across his prolific 60 year career, Bowling has become a master of light, colour and geometry. Now well into his 80s, Bowling still paints every day, continuing his experimentation with new techniques and materials.
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