"Into the Woods, Winter (H. 116)" is a monumental lift-ground etching and aquatint in colours created by Howard Hodgkin, executed on two sheets of Moulin du Gue paper in their full size. The work employs mixed techniques including carborundum and extensive hand-colouring in acrylic to build its complex surface, characteristic of Hodgkin's approach to printmaking. The composition captures a winter woodland scene through the artist's distinctive gestural abstraction, merging representation with expressive mark-making.