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Namibian Triptych Landscape Linocut Print - shown to scale
Maurice Boots

Namibian Triptych Landscape Linocut Print

Estimated price$987 – $1,833

Linocut On Paper

57 × 76 cm | 22.4 × 29.9 in

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About the work

Three shield-shaped panels depict bold Namibian landscapes in vivid purple, red, and gold — featuring a quiver tree, desert flora, and rolling hills rendered in the distinctive flat, graphic lines of linocut printmaking.

Maurice Boots (Heard Island and McDonald Islands).

Linocut On Paper, 76 × 57 cm.

Part of the permanent collection of the Hindiyeh Museum of Arts, Jordan. One of a kind.

Medium
Size
57 × 76 cm | 22.4 × 29.9 in
Rarity
Limited Edition
Certificate of authenticity
Included
Genre
Colours
Purple, Red, Yellow
Location
Amman, Jordan

About the artist

Maurice Boots — Linocut On Paper , 76 × 57 cm (representative image)
Maurice Boots

Heard Island and McDonald Islands

Maurice Boots was a distinguished artist and architect from Jersey, Channel Islands. Serving as the Chief Architect for the States of Jersey in the early 1950s, he played a pivotal role in shaping the island's architectural landscape. Beyond his architectural contributions, Boots was deeply engaged in the visual arts, initially working with oils, pen, and ink. In the early 1980s, after studying under Dolf Rieser, he developed a passion for etching, producing meticulous abstract prints that showcased his modernist sensibilities.

Throughout his artistic career, Boots exhibited widely in Germany, Jersey, and the UK. Despite his extensive exhibitions, he did not actively seek public approval for his abstract works, which were ahead of their time. Many of his artist proofs were the only editions ever printed, adding to their uniqueness and appeal among collectors. In 2016, CCA Galleries International hosted a posthumous exhibition titled "MAURICE BOOTS Original Prints," featuring previously unseen works that highlighted his bold approach to abstraction.

Maurice Boots passed away in 2012, leaving behind a legacy that bridges architecture and visual arts. His works continue to be celebrated for their innovative spirit and contribution to the modernist movement.

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