Product description
A single striped towel hanging on a hotel door became a vessel for light and shadow in 1972. Within the frame of this print, one finds a quiet, observational moment from the artist’s stay in Germany, utilizing delicate pencil and crayon textures. The composition centers on a blue and white striped towel draped over a light-colored door, flanked by a glimpse of a blue-tiled bathroom and warm reddish-brown flooring.
About David Hockney
David Hockney, born in Yorkshire in 1937, is one of the most influential British artists of the past century. Hockney’s Los Angeles swimming pools of the 1960s made sunlit blue water a modern art icon. Pop Art’s bright colour and graphic punch make it ideal for playful, modern spaces. The original dates from 1972.
Styling this David Hockney print
Blue and brown tones give this David Hockney print a minimalist character that holds a room. Choose 24×36″ to make “Park Hotel Munich” the focal point of a dorm room or living room, or 11×14″ to 16×20″ for a bedside or hallway wall. Finish “Park Hotel Munich” with a slim walnut or black frame: its blue and brown palette pairs naturally with white walls, navy or denim textiles and pale oak.
At a glance
- Type: David Hockney print
- Artist: David Hockney
- Year: 1972
- Style: Pop Art, Modernism
- Colours: blue and brown
- Mood: minimalist
- Orientation: portrait
- Collections: David Hockney Posters, Modernist Art Prints, Pop Art Prints
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Available physical sizes: 8×10″, 11×14″, 12×18″, 16×20″, 18×24″, 20×30″, 24×36″
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