Patrick Hughes - A DECADE OF RAINBOWS 1970 - 1980






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Patrick Hughes
Original 1981 eye-catching screen-printed exhibition poster - Angela Flowers Gallery
Screen print
In 1981 the Angela Flowers Gallery in London presented "A Decade of Rainbows 1970-1980", an exhibition featuring the vibrant works of British artist Patrick Hughes. To mark this exhibition, a striking screen-printed poster was produced.
Patrick Hughes, born in 1939, is known for his groundbreaking contributions to contemporary art, particularly his exploration of inverted perspective. This technique challenges conventional perception by creating works that seem to move or transform depending on the viewer's perspective. Hughes' fascination with optical illusions and visual paradoxes has made him a pioneer in the art world.
The exhibition "A Decade of Rainbows" looked back on a crucial period in Hughes' career and highlighted his creative journey through the 1970s. The poster, printed by Coriander Studio in London, offers a striking representation of Hughes' exploration of color and form and embodies the essence of his work in that decade. It is renowned for the quality and vibrancy of the imagery.
The Angela Flowers Gallery, now known as Flowers Gallery, has since its founding played a crucial role in promoting contemporary artists. Hughes has long collaborated with the gallery and his works have been seen in countless exhibitions over the decades.
This exhibition poster from 1981 not only commemorates an important decade in Patrick Hughes' artistic career, but also attests to the dynamism of the art world at that time and reflects the innovative spirit that continues to influence contemporary art.
Exhibition - Summary
Angela Flowers Gallery - Inventor of inverted perspective - Rainbow
Printed by Coriander Studio in London
Good condition, minimal signs of wear. The photos are part of the description.
The screen print will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.
Patrick Hughes
Original 1981 eye-catching screen-printed exhibition poster - Angela Flowers Gallery
Screen print
In 1981 the Angela Flowers Gallery in London presented "A Decade of Rainbows 1970-1980", an exhibition featuring the vibrant works of British artist Patrick Hughes. To mark this exhibition, a striking screen-printed poster was produced.
Patrick Hughes, born in 1939, is known for his groundbreaking contributions to contemporary art, particularly his exploration of inverted perspective. This technique challenges conventional perception by creating works that seem to move or transform depending on the viewer's perspective. Hughes' fascination with optical illusions and visual paradoxes has made him a pioneer in the art world.
The exhibition "A Decade of Rainbows" looked back on a crucial period in Hughes' career and highlighted his creative journey through the 1970s. The poster, printed by Coriander Studio in London, offers a striking representation of Hughes' exploration of color and form and embodies the essence of his work in that decade. It is renowned for the quality and vibrancy of the imagery.
The Angela Flowers Gallery, now known as Flowers Gallery, has since its founding played a crucial role in promoting contemporary artists. Hughes has long collaborated with the gallery and his works have been seen in countless exhibitions over the decades.
This exhibition poster from 1981 not only commemorates an important decade in Patrick Hughes' artistic career, but also attests to the dynamism of the art world at that time and reflects the innovative spirit that continues to influence contemporary art.
Exhibition - Summary
Angela Flowers Gallery - Inventor of inverted perspective - Rainbow
Printed by Coriander Studio in London
Good condition, minimal signs of wear. The photos are part of the description.
The screen print will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.
