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Caulfield was a leading figure among the younger British artists of the 1960s. He was influenced by Pop Art and developed a highly distinctive figurative style, using heavy black outlines to define flat areas of pure colour. Caulfield eliminated any sense of tonality or depth in his painting and the ambitious scale of his work and restrained use of colour show affinities with the abstract painting of his contemporary John Hoyland.
Ulster Museum
Belfast
Title
Girl in a Doorway
Date
1969
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 274.3 x W 182.9 cm
Accession number
BELUM.U964
Acquisition method
purchased, 1970
Work type
Painting
Ulster Museum
Botanic Gardens, Belfast, County Antrim BT9 5AB Northern Ireland
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