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Robyn Denny (1930 – 2014) was one of a group of young artists who transformed British abstract art in the late 1950s, leading it into the international mainstream. Denny reacted against the mainstream St Ives School of landscape-based painting and was inspired by Abstract Expressionism, American films, popular culture and urban modernity. In 1966 Denny was selected to represent Britain at the Venice Biennale and by 1973 he was the youngest artist to be given a retrospective by the Tate Gallery.
Screenprint on thick card/paper, 1962
75 x 59 cm
Hand signed and numbered 127/200
Excellent condition
Robyn Denny (1930 – 2014) was one of a group of young artists who transformed British abstract art in the late 1950s, leading it into the international mainstream. Denny reacted against the mainstream St Ives School of landscape-based painting and was inspired by Abstract Expressionism, American films, popular culture and urban modernity. In 1966 Denny was selected to represent Britain at the Venice Biennale and by 1973 he was the youngest artist to be given a retrospective by the Tate Gallery.
Screenprint on thick card/paper, 1962
75 x 59 cm
Hand signed and numbered 127/200
Excellent condition