Sir Terry Frost’s 'Ice Blue' is a refined example of the artist’s mature printmaking, produced in collaboration with Waddington Custot. A subtle and atmospheric composition, the work pairs a soft, light blue ground with gently curving forms in warm brown and ochre tones.

More restrained than Frost’s bolder, high-contrast works, Ice Blue reveals a quieter side of his practice, one rooted in balance, rhythm and the influence of the St Ives landscape. Its tonal sensitivity and compositional clarity make it a particularly elegant and considered example of Frost’s abstract language.