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Green & Blue by Helen FrankenthalerHelen Frankenthaler painted Green and Blue by pouring thinned paint directly onto unprimed canvas a technique she invented in 1952 that changed the course of American abstract painting. The result is luminous and atmospheric: the colours don't sit on the surface, they soak into it, creating depth that pure pigment can't achieve. For anyone who loves colour field painting and wants something genuinely original. About your print: Printed on 240gsm

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