Red Trees

This work on paper by Paul Crotto is part of a series of silkscreens done between 1969 - 1973 at the Atelier Lacourere, the same studio used by Picasso and Matisse.

Across this series his subject matter ranged from portraits and interior scenes to still life compositions and vibrant exteriors, synthesising his influence from Picasso, Matisse, and post-impressionism in a harmony of colour and form. Created using the silkscreen technique, a process originating in China over 1000 years ago where paint or ink is forced through stencils onto the paper building up layers of colour, each copy of the series is handmade by Paul meaning that even under the same edition number no two prints are the same. 

Framing: Our default framing option is a black hand stained english ash frame with Art Glass, this conservation grade framing will reduce reflection and block 99% of UV ensuring preservation of the art work and make sure it is looking its best. We also offer a bespoke, personal framing service at the gallery and consultations for something a bit more personal. Please get in contact with your order or come into the gallery to discuss this. Please allow up to two weeks for framing orders to be completed. 

Shipping:  For raw prints we ship globally in thick ‘Art Grade’ postal tubes to ensure the protection of your work, for domestic orders shipping will be at no extra cost. For framed works we offer a domestic courier service to ensure your order arrives in the utmost condition as well as an option to pick up your order from our physical gallery in London. Please select the appropriate shipping option at checkout. 

Artwork loans:  Want to see how the artwork would look in your home? At Webbs we offer Artwork Loans from our physical gallery, to ensure you will be happy with the work.