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Red, Blue And Green Flowers by David Hockney

Red, Blue And Green Flowers by David Hockney

Clifton Gallery

Homemade print

1986

Edition Size: 59

Sheet Size: 71.1 by 21.6 cm

Signed

Condition: Pristine

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Red, Blue And Green Flowers

By David Hockney

Red, Blue & Green Flowers is a home made print in two parts, using two sheets of paper. Hockney was innovative in his printmaking and this is a prime example of using new technology, layering colours when he printed each layer individually to create the final print on an office colour copy machine.

He aimed to create 60 prints and whatever number were successfully created defined the edition size. His series of home made prints demonstrates another step in Hockney’s printmaking techniques which has led him to the current day with his iPad drawings.

Created in 1986, this print is published by Hockney in an edition of 59. Numbered, signed and dated by Hockney. It has been exhibited numerous times from London to New York and Tokyo.

Print measures 71.1 by 21.6cm

Framed. Overall frame measures 89 x 39.7 cm.

Hockney would send prints of illustrated flowers to his loved ones and this picked up momentum when he got an iPhone and sent drawings of flowers to his friends and family on a daily basis.

£34,500.00

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The Artist

David Hockney

Born in Bradford England on the 9th July 1937 David Hockney was interested in art from a very early age, and was an admirer of Fragonard, Picasso and Matisse. The fifth of six children his parents encouraged his artistic experimentation. He went to the Bradford College of Art 1953-57. To fulfil his national service, he worked in hospitals as he was a conscientious objector to war. Then in 1959 he was accepted into the Royal College of Art, Graduate school in London.

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