Colour Flow Abstraction (1962) Art Print

Colour Flow Abstraction (1962) Art PrintToo much beige. Not enough red. This fixes that. A retro gallery poster abstract in red, blue, lilac, green and orange on a deep black ground, captioned as a 1962 exhibition piece. Put it on the wall and the room sharpens up. The black ground pulls the eye in, the shapes do the talking, and any nearby neutrals stop reading as safe and start reading as deliberate. It suits a feature wall in a living room, behind a desk in a home office, or in a hallway

Hang it on a clear stretch of wall above a breakfast bar

It does real work in entryways

Don't stage it next to chrome

Avoid hanging it next to busy gallery walls or floral wallpaper

not a crowd

This is the kind of print that turns a quiet wall into a destination — a painterly view down the park path toward the conservatory in San Francisco

Hoji's frog isn't pretty — it's just sitting there

drawn in detailed soft greens on an off-white ground

Pair with pale wood furniture

jute and off-white walls

It anchors a wall the way a piece of furniture would

The colours are gentle — sage