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Three canvases produce this work. Two smaller canvases sit either side of a larger canvas; the smaller canvases display green arches across a pale pink background, with darker pink paint on one corner. The central canvas is the largest and has an orange border with black and green lines and again the green arches on a pink background in the centre. Himid won the Turner Prize in 2017. 'It is part of a series entitled "Revenge: A Masque in Five Tableaux" that the artist finished in 1992 and first exhibited that same year at Rochdale Art Gallery. The series comprises twelve works (ten paintings, an installation and a drawing on paper) that includes pieces suggestive of modernist abstraction and African fabric and textiles and figurative works presenting pairs of black women in a range of scenarios.