Seven Days A Week by Doug Hyde

As the figure appears to hold the symbol of love for Friday, I think we can all relate to this Friday feeling!

The rich red hearts are hung out on the line as though they are laundry, with pegs holding up their arches on either side, set against a beautiful and soothing golden-yellow painted background.

This is a unique and distinctive addition to Doug's limited edition print series and although simple in its colours, the content is mature and sophisticated, portraying the talented artistic vision...

...of Hyde's world.

This is one of only three Silkscreens on paper that Doug has ever released.

This labour intensive medium produces stunning colours, as the paint is 'screened' onto each print; the result is a stunning & vibrant limited edition where the colours jump out you...

...when viewed in person.

Perhaps the closest a print comes to mimicking an original Doug Hyde painting.

The Hyde character, in their familiar purple clothes is about to hang on a washing another heart and perhaps being the fifth one of seven, is this Fridays love heart?

The thin ladder makes another appearance in this silkscreen print, seen in many previous limited editions including:

'Lots Of Love' (Jan 2015), 'High On Love (objet d'art)' wall sculpture (Sep 2014) & Dreams Came Come True II (Sep 2014);

Incidentally both the last two are from the 2014 Hyde '10th Anniversary' series, better known as 'The Love Counts' collection, perhaps his most successful ever!