Keith Milow (b.1945) PR5NT A, 1969, Screenprint on paper (unframed)

Keith Milow (b. 1945)
PR5NT ‘A’, 1969
Screenprint on paper
54 × 79 cm
Edition 60/75 | Signed
Architectural print in conservation mount

Produced during a formative period in Keith Milow’s career, PR5NT ‘A’ reflects the artist’s enduring interest in geometry, structure, and the principles that underpin visual order. Emerging from the radical artistic climate of the late 1960s, Milow developed a practice that combined the precision of architectural drawing with the intellectual concerns of Minimalism and Conceptual Art.

This screenprint employs a carefully balanced arrangement of forms that suggests architectural planning and construction while remaining abstract in nature. The work demonstrates Milow’s fascination with systems and proportional relationships, inviting viewers to engage with the logic and rhythm embedded within the composition. By reducing imagery to essential geometric elements, he creates a visual language that is both analytical and aesthetically compelling.

Issued in a signed edition of 75, PR5NT ‘A’ exemplifies Milow’s exploration of printmaking as a medium capable of conveying clarity, precision, and conceptual depth. Presented in a conservation mount, the print remains a striking example of British geometric abstraction from the late twentieth century.

Please note: a slight ink stain visible within the central image is original to the printing process.