Bottles by Kit Agar Sarah Fitzgerald color chosen for its visual

color chosen for its visual charge rather than naturalistic accuracy

Warm and cool tones balance the composition throughout

Wassily Kandinsky's 'Blue Painting' is a landmark of early abstraction — a composition in which color does the work of form

drawing on a fashion-influenced sense of pattern and a vibrant painterly energy rooted in the Mediterranean spirit of the scene

This archival fine art print is produced in our Berlin studio using pigment inks that hold every subtle tone Yoshida built into the original work

Bottles by Kit Agar Sarah Fitzgerald color chosen for its visualBottles assembles a group of vessels into a composition that is as much about colour relationship as it is about form. Brussels based artist Kit Agar works with bold outlines and a careful, restrained palette here applying her characteristic aesthetic to an arrangement of bottles whose silhouettes rhyme and contrast in equal measure. The collage medium adds a slight tactile quality to the surface, and the horizontal format gives the grouping room to