Liz Jardine, Floral Still Lifes, 1990s, Silk-Screens, Set of 3

Details

Description

This set of three limited edition serigraph prints by Liz Jardine presents a cohesive decorative approach to floral still life … Read more This set of three limited edition serigraph prints by Liz Jardine presents a cohesive decorative approach to floral still life through bold colour, flattened space, and graphic structure. Executed in serigraphy, each composition combines stylised flowers with architectural motifs, geometric borders, and areas of metallic gold, creating a strong sense of rhythm and surface pattern. The colour palettes—ranging from saturated reds and purples to deep blues, greens, and warm yellows—are carefully balanced through confident line work and layered ink application. The prints demonstrate precise registration and controlled layering typical of high-quality late 20th-century screenprinting. Signed and numbered by the artist, the three works function as both individual compositions and a unified group, offering visual continuity while maintaining distinct variations across the set. Artist Liz Jardine was a 20th-century artist recognised for her decorative, colour-driven serigraph prints. Artist Details Working primarily in screenprinting, Jardine developed a graphic visual language rooted in modern still life and ornamental design. Her work reflects a late 20th-century sensibility, characterised by flattened perspective, bold contour, and an emphasis on surface pattern and colour harmony. Movements Late 20th-Century Modern Decorative Printmaking Artist Possibly Influenced by The work shows affinities with the visual language of Georgia O’Keeffe, Stuart Davis, and Milton Avery, particularly in its use of bold colour, simplified forms, and decorative modernism. See less