Blue Abstract Serenity by Little Dean Moriz Jung

Blue Abstract Serenity by Little Dean Moriz JungBlue Abstract Serenity by Little Dean moves through shades of cobalt, steel and pale sky in a composition that feels genuinely unhurried. Broad gestures and loosely defined forms create a sense of depth and openness there is movement here, but it is slow and deliberate, like clouds shifting. Little Dean's instinctive approach to mark making gives the work an immediacy that more laboured abstract painting often lacks. The result is a piece that reads

fine detail

colour accuracy

woodcut-inspired approach to early twentieth century applied design

carrying the authority of the archive and the beauty of careful hand illustration

The flowers are simultaneously joyful and melancholic

The technique — bold

deep terracotta

and belonging

Printed in our Berlin studio as a fine art print on museum-grade archival paper

The Seasons is among Alphonse Mucha's most beloved works — four panels that embody the Art Nouveau ideal of nature

The fine detail of Madou's illustrative process — the pattern work

It is one of the most resolved and quietly radical compositions in af Klint's work