Paolozzi has often been labelled the ‘Godfather of Pop Art’. Indeed, his prints from the late 1960s and early 1970s are typical of the brash, colourful style and the everyday subject matter associated with Pop. ‘Z.E.E.P.’, a series of six prints, presents a bold assortment of colours, magazine images, diagrams and comic-strips. Its printing process – screenprint on Perspex – is very unusual and stresses Pop Art’s debt to commercial printmaking rather than to traditional fine art. Paolozzi’s innovative and unorthodox attitude toward printmaking techniques made him a figure of major importance in this field.