Anne Marie Hall 'Reclining' roar studios

Anne Marie Hall 'Reclining' roar studiosIn Anne Marie Halls Reclining, a figure flows across the page, serene against plumes of plum, mustard and grey. The artist avoids realism, forging a near abstract figure who is nonetheless absorbing. She is reminiscent of a celestial trace or tadpole, gliding through states and space, sinking into the bath after a long day. Alongside fellow modernists Joy Hester and Mirka Mora, Hall forged a compelling voice in an otherwise male dominated crowd. She

He was also included in the landmark 1968 exhibition ‘The Field’

‘Green and Red Pattern with Frog Pattern’ is a unique screenprint

'Visage I'

two sisters rest together

The presence of a hat links to Majzner’s Jewish heritage

Condition: Image very good

wander into ‘Paradise Gardens’

They are flashes of pastel against a glowering sky

'Afternoon'

demonstrating an understanding of nature and printmaking born only from total immersion

as well as the history of photography

foretells of good and bad tidings