Widely regarded as one of the leading figures in post-war British abstraction, John Hoyland's work is held in major international collections including Tate, MoMA New York, and the Courtauld Institute, London.
Signed and dated 1976, this work exemplifies Hoyland’s exploration of colour, texture, and material during the period. Using acrylic and polyfilla on paper, he builds bold, vivid surfaces — gestural yet deliberate, expressive yet controlled. A striking example of the artist’s commitment to material invention and painterly force.
Origin: United Kingdom
Period/Style: British Abstract, 20th Century
Date: 1976
Material: Acrylic and polyfilla on paper
Dimensions: 79cm height x 58cm width
Provenance: Signed and dated by the artist
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Widely regarded as one of the leading figures in post-war British abstraction, John Hoyland's work is held in major international collections including Tate, MoMA New York, and the Courtauld Institute, London.
Signed and dated 1976, this work exemplifies Hoyland’s exploration of colour, texture, and material during the period. Using acrylic and polyfilla on paper, he builds bold, vivid surfaces — gestural yet deliberate, expressive yet controlled. A striking example of the artist’s commitment to material invention and painterly force.
Origin: United Kingdom
Period/Style: British Abstract, 20th Century
Date: 1976
Material: Acrylic and polyfilla on paper
Dimensions: 79cm height x 58cm width
Provenance: Signed and dated by the artist
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