Lithograph Of Water Made Of Lines, Crayon And Two Blue Washes Without Green Wash by David Hockney – canvas print, view 3

Lithograph Of Water Made Of Lines, Crayon And Two Blue Washes Without Green Wash by David Hockney – Canvas Print

30x45 cm / 12x18″
$139.99
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Lithograph Of Water Made Of Lines, Crayon And Two Blue Washes Without Green Wash by David Hockney – canvas print, view 3

Lithograph Of Water Made Of Lines, Crayon And Two Blue Washes Without Green Wash by David Hockney – Canvas Print

$139.99
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David Hockney’s Lithograph Of Water Made Of Lines, Crayon And Two Blue Washes Without Green Wash arrives as a bold canvas print—where water isn’t just depicted, but reconstructed through lines and washes alone. This isn’t a scene of stillness; it’s the rhythm of movement captured in two shades of blue, a crayon’s delicate sketch, and the quiet confidence of an artist who trusts in the power of restraint. The result is something both intimate and expansive, a study of fluidity that feels like a breath held between your fingers and the wall it rests against. Here, water isn’t green or murky; it’s the cool, open blue of a sky just before dusk, layered with the deeper blue of a pool’s depths, all held together by a network of fine, confident lines. The composition balances precision and spontaneity—the crayon strokes feel like quick, exploratory marks, while the washes spread with deliberate control, as if the artist is letting the water tell its own story. Your eye traces the lines first, then drifts into the blue fields, where the weight of the wash suggests both stillness and motion at once. It’s a work that feels alive without ever being chaotic, a study that invites you to linger, to wonder how the lines would shift if you leaned in closer, or how the blue might change with the light in your room. There’s no green here—just the purity of two blues, one light as a morning sky, the other deep as a shadowed lake. That absence makes the blues sing; they become the whole world, uncluttered and vivid. This isn’t just a print of water. It’s a print of space—the space between lines, the space between washes, the space you’ll fill when you hang it in your home. The mood it carries is serene but not passive; it’s the quiet energy of a still pool on a sunny afternoon, where the water reflects the sky but also holds its own secrets. For someone searching for bright modern wall art or colorful living room art, this print delivers both clarity and intrigue. The two blues create a calm that feels intentional, a restful contrast to the busier patterns of daily life. It’s the kind of print that pairs beautifully with warm wood furniture, crisp white walls, or even a soft terracotta accent wall—anything that lets the blue breathe without competing. The crayon lines, meanwhile, add a touch of playfulness, suggesting a connection to Hockney’s playful side, the artist who once turned his iPad into a canvas. This print would thrive in a modern statement wall art setup, especially in a bedroom where you want a piece that feels like a quiet conversation starter, or in a home office where the blue washes might remind you of the calm before a creative breakthrough. It’s also the kind of gift that speaks volumes—no clichés, no forced sentimentality. For an art lover, it’s a piece worth collecting, a study that grows more interesting the longer you look. For a housewarming, it’s the print that says we value beauty, but not at the expense of simplicity. And for a wedding or anniversary, it’s a gift that feels timeless, a celebration of the spaces—both physical and emotional—that matter most. This isn’t just a print; it’s a focal point. It’s the piece that will draw the eye in a room full of other art, the one that makes guests pause and ask, How did they do that? It’s the kind of wall art that doesn’t just decorate—it participates, bringing a sense of calm or uplift depending on your mood. Hang it in landscape orientation to let the blue fields stretch across your wall, or portrait if you prefer a vertical rhythm. Either way, you’re bringing a piece of Hockney’s quiet genius into your space—a print that feels both modern and enduring, a study of water that becomes your own.

Questions about this canvas print

What exactly will I receive?

A high-quality printed reproduction of the artwork, not an original. The print is stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.

Which sizes are available?

Available sizes: 30x45 cm / 12x18″, 50x75 cm / 20x30″, 60x90 cm / 24x36″, 70x100 cm / 28x40″. Prices range from $139.99 to $309.99.

How long does delivery take?

Every canvas print is printed to order in 2–5 business days. Delivery then takes 3–7 business days to the US, Canada, the UK and Europe, and a little longer elsewhere. You will receive a tracking number by email as soon as your order ships. See our shipping policy for details.

What if it arrives damaged or wrong?

Email support@davidhockneyartworks.com with your order number and a photo, and we will send a free replacement or a full refund. Because each canvas print is made to order, we cannot accept change-of-mind returns. See our refund policy.

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