Less Trees Near Warter
Less Trees Near Warter
Signed Print
David Hockney
237 x 106cm, Edition of 15, Digital Print, 2009
£330,000-£490,000
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Meaning & Analysis
Less Trees Near Warter is a 2009 artwork by David Hockney. This piece, an inkjet printed computer drawing mounted on dibond, depicts a rural scene with a road leading through a landscape near Warter, Yorkshire. It fits into Hockney's exploration of digital media, showcasing his continued innovation in landscape art.
Less Trees Near Warter was created in 2009, this and is an inkjet printed computer drawing that captures a rural Yorkshire landscape with a road flanked by felled trees, leading towards the village of Warter. The composition is dominated by a vast sky, which contrasts with the vivid greens and reds of the land below. Hockney's use of digital drawing techniques allows for a unique texture and layering effect, enhancing the depth and dynamism of the scene.
This work is part of Hockney's broader exploration of the Yorkshire landscape, a theme he revisited in various mediums, including his monumental painting Bigger Trees Near Warter. The digital medium employed here reflects Hockney's innovative approach, merging traditional landscape art with contemporary technology. The piece is notable for its detailed depiction of the countryside, capturing the essence of a specific place and time, while also showcasing Hockney's ability to adapt and evolve his artistic practice.
