Lot 83

This artwork is in good condition, however cockling and foxing is present on the paper.
Housed in a slim black frame, measuring 76 x 96cm


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Anne Selby Productons, Hong Kong (label verso)
Private collection, Melbourne

Over the course of his career, Terry Frost became one of Britain's most prominent abstract artists. In his simple and poetic forms, bright and exhilarating colours spark off each other like electric charges, radiating energy outwards. It was under the guidance of Victor Pasmore and the influence of the St Ives artists (including Ben Nicholson and Peter Lanyon) that Frost moved into abstraction, producing three-dimensional work, and experimenting with collage and constructions. - Flowers Gallery, London -

Held in the collection of the Tate, London.