POINTS OF CONTACT, LINEAR DEVELOPMENTS 2, 1970

Artist: Victor Pasmore R.A. (1908–1998)
 
Pasmore is one of the most significant artists of the British Abstract Expressionist movement. 
 
A painter, printer, sculptor, architect and educator, his influence and impact has extended beyond his lifetime, today his work is more sought-after than ever.
 
This screen print produced by the Kelpra Studio for Marlborough Graphics in 1970 is one of a series of seven different prints created by the artist. As featured in the Tate Britain Collection.
 
This No2 in the series is a rare Artist Proof (signed A/P). 
 
Box framed in a dark stained oak frame, laid onto an off-white mount. (Small damage to base rail of frame, reflected in price)
 
Print Size: 47cm x 47cm
Frame size: 56cm x 56 cm