Seated Woman, Back Turned by Egon Schiele

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Seated Woman, Back Turned by Egon SchieleSchiele drew the back of this seated woman with the same unflinching intensity he brought to every figure angular, exposed, stripped of any decorative softening. The turned back creates a kind of private intimacy, a figure lost in her own world. One of his most quietly powerful drawings. For spaces that want something with genuine artistic weight and aren't afraid of it. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12 colour

the space ambiguous

shifting colour until the face became simultaneously everywhere and nowhere

optimistic

The abstract forms emerge from the marks without declaring themselves

Kusama's infinity nets and Hokusai's woodblock blues brought together as a coherent set

The two zones glow against each other: the green cooler

This exhibition print from a major retrospective captures Moore at his most monumental: a piece for anyone who wants art that has genuine physical authority

The Great Wave off Kanagawa — painted by Hokusai around 1831

a bedroom or a hallway for anyone who loves Italy

Some read tragedy in it

has volume and weight and presence

A rare piece in its original format

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