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Mockup of single small piece framed for illustration purposes.
Mockup of single small piece framed for illustration purposes.
The One That Was The First, 2020
Colour Pencil on Paper. Hand-stitched by artist at the corners to attach to mounting.
6 x 6 in
15.2 x 15.2 cm
15.2 x 15.2 cm
Edition of 50
$ 250.00
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For sale through Avant-Art Gallery in Houston, Texas. These 50 artworks come from a single larger drawing that was divided into several sections to form 50 unique smaller works....
For sale through Avant-Art Gallery in Houston, Texas.
These 50 artworks come from a single larger drawing that was divided into several sections to form 50 unique smaller works. Each piece is hand-stitched at the corners to fix the woven works into place. Inspired by traditional hand-making techniques. May be displayed individually or several may be grouped together.
These 50 artworks come from a single larger drawing that was divided into several sections to form 50 unique smaller works. Each piece is hand-stitched at the corners to fix the woven works into place. Inspired by traditional hand-making techniques. May be displayed individually or several may be grouped together.