Keith Milow (b.1945) PR3NT A, 1969, Screenprint on paper (framed)

Keith Milow (b. 1945)
PR3NT A, 1969
Screenprint on paper
Image: 50.8 × 76 cm | Framed: 78 × 102 cm
Edition 60/75 | Signed

British artist Keith Milow is renowned for his exploration of geometry, systems, and structural order. Emerging during the late 1960s, he became associated with a generation of artists who sought to move beyond traditional representation, employing mathematical principles and conceptual frameworks as the basis for their work. His practice investigates the relationship between visual form and underlying systems, often drawing inspiration from architecture, engineering, and scientific thought.

Created in 1969, PR3NT A reflects Milow’s early engagement with seriality and precision through the medium of screenprinting. The work’s carefully balanced composition demonstrates his interest in the formal possibilities of geometric abstraction, where repeated forms and measured relationships create a sense of rhythm and visual harmony. By reducing imagery to its essential elements, Milow encourages viewers to focus on structure, proportion, and the logic governing the composition.

Produced in a signed edition of 75, PR3NT A exemplifies the innovative spirit of late twentieth-century printmaking and highlights Milow’s significant contribution to the development of British abstract and conceptual art.