Patrick Caulfield
Evening Menu, 1975
Screenprint in colours
Sheet: 77 x 103 cm
Edition of 70
Signed, dated and numbered in pencil
£ 5,650.00
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Patrick Caulfield, Evening Menu, 1975
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Patrick Caulfield, Evening Menu, 1975
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Food plays a large role in Caulfield's art and many of his most important paintings depict the interiors of restaurants. He told the critic Marco Livingstone that ‘one reason I...
Food plays a large role in Caulfield's art and many of his most important paintings depict the interiors of restaurants. He told the critic Marco Livingstone that ‘one reason I choose restaurant interiors is that they give one more scope to introduce space and objects than in a normal domestic setting.’ A glamourous showroom for mundane objects, they spoke to the aesthetic concerns that would come to dominate his art. Throughout the years Caulfield and his contemporaries would often eat for free in some of London's finest restaurants by exchanging his artworks for credit.
Although his style was forged during the glory days of the Pop movement, Caulfield's work owed more to the canon of European Modernism than the dazzling commercial culture that inspired so many of his contemporaries. Caulfield had relied upon the silkscreen process to produce his prints since being introduced to the technique in 1964. Its flatness, density and saturation of colour was a perfect foil for the deceptive simplicity of his images. Many of his screenprints were produced with Chris Prater at Kelpra Studio, one of the most important print workshops to emerge in Britain after the War.
Evening Menu was chosen to illustrate the cover of Patrick Caulfield: The Complete Prints 1964-1999. An impression of this print is held by the Tate.
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Although his style was forged during the glory days of the Pop movement, Caulfield's work owed more to the canon of European Modernism than the dazzling commercial culture that inspired so many of his contemporaries. Caulfield had relied upon the silkscreen process to produce his prints since being introduced to the technique in 1964. Its flatness, density and saturation of colour was a perfect foil for the deceptive simplicity of his images. Many of his screenprints were produced with Chris Prater at Kelpra Studio, one of the most important print workshops to emerge in Britain after the War.
Evening Menu was chosen to illustrate the cover of Patrick Caulfield: The Complete Prints 1964-1999. An impression of this print is held by the Tate.
For more information on buying art for investment, please click here.
Any questions? We are happy to help. Call: 0117 279 6402 or send us a message now.
Framing
- This artwork has not been framed by
Hidden. This frame is included in the price. Please feel free to get in touch
for further details.
Home Approvals - Want to see the artwork in situ? There is a lot to consider when buying art: artist, subject, age, provenance, budget, and we can only apologise for making it more difficult by having such fantastic works to choose from. To compensate, we’re delighted to be able to offer you a home approval if you live close to one of our Hidden cities. Click here for more information, or feel free to get in touch.
Worldwide Delivery - We offer free collection from any one of our galleries. Alternatively, we ship worldwide using a fully insured specialist art courier to ensure your new purchase reaches you without any fuss or stress. Please contact us for a quote or visit our Shipping FAQs for more information.
Hidden focuses on sought after, limited edition prints by the most illustrious artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. Click here to view more work from our collection.
**Hidden is compliant with Anti Money Laundering regulations and registered with HMRC in accordance with 5AMLD. This means that should you wish to purchase work/s for the sterling equivalent of 10,000 Euros or over, we will ask you for some additional verification for anti-money laundering purposes.**
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