Untitled drawing GRID - Relief print on wood

Name: Untitled drawing GRID - Relief print on wood
Brand: Art Room
Price: 436.0 EUR
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Untitled drawing GRID - Relief print on wood

By Ines Thora

Special edition art print

Relief print on 18mm birch plywood, 32 x 40cm, signed & certificate included.
With hanging system.
Number of copies: 15 + 1 artist proof

Made to order (no stock).
Delivered within 15 business days.

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Technique: relief print on 18mm birch plywood (scanned and printed by Fotorama)
Size: 32 x 40 cm
Signed by the artist & included signed certificate.
Ready to hang.
Number of copies: 15 + 1 artist proof

€436,00

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Ines Thora

Ines Thora's work is a direct translation of her personality, her inner world, and the emotions she evokes while painting. Her work is, as it were, driven by her feelings and intuition, but because she wants to keep it as universal and open as possible for the viewer, she doesn't explain her work. For the same reason, she also doesn't give the paintings individual titles. Within her work, she strives to create a unique language through which she can communicate with the world.

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