A striking example of British Op-Art and hard-edge geometric constructivism, Threadneedle showcases Michael Challenger’s mastery of spatial illusion, perspective, and architectural forms.
The artwork features interlocking isometric cubes and columnar pillars in vibrant teal, green, purple, and orange, set against a warm beige ground that creates a dynamic sense of depth and three dimensional floating structure.
Produced during the height of Challenger's collaboration with London and European galleries in the 1970s, his screenprints are held in major public collections worldwide, including the Tate and the Victoria & Albert Museum.
As an Artist's Proof (A/P), this piece holds distinct appeal for collectors of 20th-century modernism and British Op-Art. Presented in a glass fronted clean, contemporary frame that highlights its bold architectural presence.
Condition Report.
The screen print is in good, display ready vintage condition, exhibiting some age toning and scattered oxidation spots. These do not detract from its vibrant geometric composition. Housed safely within a sound chrome and glass frame.
Dimensions:
Height: 76cm
Width: 112cm
Depth: 3cm
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