Alan Reynolds
Small Structure H, 1977
Wood engraving on Japanese paper with full margins
8 x 8 inches
No. 6 from the edition of 30
Signed with initials and numbered in pencil
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Provenance
Private collection
Note: After gaining immense fame in the 1950s for his Neo-Romantic landscapes, Reynolds began moving toward geometric abstraction, heavily inspired by Paul Klee and Piet Mondrian. The constructivist period was the final phase in Reynolds's artistic development.