David Hockney (1937-2026), Nichols Canyon, 1980, Mr.og Mrs. Richard C. Hedreen, Seattle Washington, Copyright David Hockney

David Hockney (1937-2026), Nichols Canyon, 1980, Mr.og Mrs. Richard C. Hedreen, Seattle Washington, Copyright David Hockney, Printed in Denmark

Approximate dimensions:
W: 62 cm / 24 in, H: 95 cm / 37 in

Details:
This beautiful poster features Hockney's Nichols Canyon (1980), produced in connection with his exhibition at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in 2001–2002. Hockney is one of Britain's most influential artists of the 20th century and was a central figure in the British Pop Art scene of the 1960s.

His work is celebrated for transforming everyday subjects into vibrant and engaging compositions, inviting viewers to look closely and become part of the scene. Nichols Canyon reflects Hockney's fascination with the Californian landscape, architecture, colour, and the distinctive visual character of Los Angeles.

Hockney has a particularly strong connection with Louisiana, where his work has been exhibited several times. The museum's collection also includes his monumental A Closer Grand Canyon (1998), acquired in 2007 and composed of 60 individual canvases assembled into a single expansive work.

Produced as a Louisiana museum exhibition poster, this is a wonderful collectible connected to Hockney's exhibition history at one of Europe's leading museums of modern art.

Very good condition, carefully preserved and never framed. Ready to be framed and will be securely packaged and shipped in a sturdy cardboard tube. The poster is sold unframed. Any frame shown in the photo is for display purposes only and is not included.

A fantastic collectible for admirers of David Hockney, British Pop Art, Californian landscapes, modern art, and Louisiana exhibition posters.