HARRY ADAMS Pylon & Swan Screen Print Painting Series 1/5

The image in these screen-print paintings is derived from a photo taken in Hackney Wick from the shore of the canal in 2004/5, long before the London Olympics and subsequent regeneration of the area . Back then that part of East London was a post-industrial toxic wasteland populated only by dodgy scrap merchants, the Pram Man, a few artists and a recording studio. This photo then became the subject of a Harry Adams painting that was in turn photographed and made into a series of positive and negative screens. These were then used to build up layers of prints and underpainting to create these five unique works.

Screen ink and household paint on plywood panels
122 x 91.5 cm

Signed, stamped and titled on the back by the artists.

5 pieces available

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