Letters to Jackie II | Teal and Rust Striped Abstract Wall Art Print

About Letters to Jackie II

The upright composition is built from vertical bands that run the full height of the upper three-quarters. On the left, turquoise and cream stripes sit against a dark brown ground, with a narrow yellow line splitting them. The centre holds closely spaced turquoise lines over olive and rust, while the right side is a broad expanse of deep reddish brown scored with fine aqua horizontals and small scribbled loops, crosses and numerals. The surface shows scraped, dry-edged marks and uneven coverage where one colour drags over another.

A single unbroken turquoise line cuts across near the base, separating the tall panels from a lower register of short grey, charcoal, cream and mustard blocks divided by thin yellow rules. The mood is orderly but worn, like a weathered painted door or a page of ruled notes.

Works in a beach house hallway, a bedroom above a timber bedhead, or a dining room with rattan and linen. The rust and turquoise pairing suits mid-century teak, woven baskets and terracotta pots, and holds its own on a white or pale grey wall. Hang single, or with plain block-colour prints. Browse more blue art, brown and earthy art, or read Art above the bed: what size and how high.