Keith Milow (b.1945) PR4NT A, 1969, Screenprint on paper (unframed)

Keith Milow (b. 1945)
PR4NT A, 1969
Screenprint on paper
54 × 79 cm
Available editions: 59/75, 60/75
Signed

Keith Milow is a leading figure in British geometric abstraction, known for works that explore the underlying structures governing art, architecture, and design. During the late 1960s, he developed a distinctive visual language based on precise systems and carefully ordered forms, reflecting contemporary interests in Minimalism and Conceptual Art.

Created in 1969, PR4NT A demonstrates Milow’s fascination with architectural geometry and spatial organisation. The composition employs a disciplined arrangement of linear and geometric elements, evoking the clarity and logic of architectural drawing while remaining resolutely abstract. Through repetition, balance, and proportion, the work invites viewers to consider how complex visual structures can emerge from simple formal relationships.

Produced as a signed edition of 75, this screenprint exemplifies Milow’s innovative use of printmaking as a medium for investigating order, seriality, and construction. Presented in a conservation mount, the work highlights the artist’s enduring engagement with the intersection of mathematics, architecture, and visual perception.