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Artwork description:
A manipulation piece using alternative colour to create a contrasting seascape.
Presented as a limited edition A3 print numbering 100 and signed and numbered on the back.
Please note that the stock levels do not indicate the number of the edition left but the number currently available for sale through Artfinder at this time.
The piece is printed on Innova Exhibition Photo Baryta paper which creates the finish of a traditional darkroom paper.
Printed with a 6mm boarder which is designed to be mounted in a 20 x 16 inch or 50 x 40 cm mount with an A3 aperture.
The piece is NOT mounted or framed.
Materials used:
Innova Exhibition Photo Baryta paper
Tags:
#seascape #surreal #atmospheric #photography as art #a3 print #manipulationThe Red Sand (2016)
Photograph
by Neil Hemsley
46 Artist Reviews
£65
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 100
- Size: 29.7 x 42 x 0.3cm (unframed) / 28.5 x 40.8cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the back
- Style: Surrealistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Artwork description
A manipulation piece using alternative colour to create a contrasting seascape.
Presented as a limited edition A3 print numbering 100 and signed and numbered on the back.
Please note that the stock levels do not indicate the number of the edition left but the number currently available for sale through Artfinder at this time.
The piece is printed on Innova Exhibition Photo Baryta paper which creates the finish of a traditional darkroom paper.
Printed with a 6mm boarder which is designed to be mounted in a 20 x 16 inch or 50 x 40 cm mount with an A3 aperture.
The piece is NOT mounted or framed.
Materials used:
Innova Exhibition Photo Baryta paper
Tags:
#seascape #surreal #atmospheric #photography as art #a3 print #manipulation
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Artist Reviews (46)
Neil Hemsley
United Kingdom
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