Screenprint in colors, 1970, pencil signed, dated, and marked as artist's proof lower margin, with full margins, unframed.

Image size 23 1/2 x 30 1/2 in.; Sheet size 27 3/4 x 39 1/2 in.

Prints and Photographs from the Davidson College Art Collection, Sold to support new acquisitions

Patrick Heron was an abstract British painter, printmaker, and designer who was a leading artist of his generation. He spent his early years in Cornwall, England, and he began designing silk scarves for his father's company at the age of 14. Heron later moved to London to attend the Slade School of Fine Art before retuning to Cornwall, where he became a key member of the St. Ives School of artists. In Heron's abstract work, he questioned established notions of space and aimed to blur the lines between foreground and background, giving equal significance to both. The Tate Britain hosted a major retrospective exhibition of Heron's work in 1998.

A strong, richly-inked impression; some margin toning, few small spots, and some sheet rippling.