Nicholson relief was produced as a Tate replica

Ben Nicholson’s series of monochromatic three-dimensional relief paintings - created by the thick layers of white paint and carving wood - were first produced in the mid-to-late 1930s.

Nicholson was heavily influenced by the geometry of Mondrian, whose studio he had visited in 1933.…

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