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Artwork description:
This amazing villa with imposing garden has a changeable history. The property was built in 1036 as a church and used as a monastery from 1579-1810. After that, it was confiscated by Napoleon Bonapart and sold in 1812 to a earl as a residence. During the world war II, it was a internment camp for women (1940-1960). Most recently, it was used as a preschool/children’s hospital until 1980.
Italy | 2015 | Limited collection
Series: Naturally beautiful
For original, printed on museum quality!
Print on Fine Art paper: Hahnemühle PhotoRag 308gr/m² with 2 cm white border.
Signed, numbered and certificate of authenticity.
The artwork is sold unframed.
30 x 45 cm (signed, limited collection of 6)
90 x 60 cm (signed, limited collection of 6) - SOLD
120 x 80 cm (signed, limited collection of 4)
180 x 120 cm (signed, limited collection of 2) - SOLD
There is always 2cm white border on each side of the motif size. Example: Motif size 90x60 cm plus 2cm white border - results in an image size of 94x64 cm.
Ask if you have question or need other pics, please visit my website.
Materials used:
Print on Fine Art paper: Hahnemühle PhotoRag 308gr/m2
Tags:
#nature #garden #architecture #window #castle #abandoned #decay #lost places43°17'56.81''N (90x60cm) (2015) Photograph
by Michael Schwan
5 Artist Reviews
£1,242.07 Sold
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 6
- Size: 64 x 94 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 60 x 90cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Artwork description
This amazing villa with imposing garden has a changeable history. The property was built in 1036 as a church and used as a monastery from 1579-1810. After that, it was confiscated by Napoleon Bonapart and sold in 1812 to a earl as a residence. During the world war II, it was a internment camp for women (1940-1960). Most recently, it was used as a preschool/children’s hospital until 1980.
Italy | 2015 | Limited collection
Series: Naturally beautiful
For original, printed on museum quality!
Print on Fine Art paper: Hahnemühle PhotoRag 308gr/m² with 2 cm white border.
Signed, numbered and certificate of authenticity.
The artwork is sold unframed.
30 x 45 cm (signed, limited collection of 6)
90 x 60 cm (signed, limited collection of 6) - SOLD
120 x 80 cm (signed, limited collection of 4)
180 x 120 cm (signed, limited collection of 2) - SOLD
There is always 2cm white border on each side of the motif size. Example: Motif size 90x60 cm plus 2cm white border - results in an image size of 94x64 cm.
Ask if you have question or need other pics, please visit my website.
Materials used:
Print on Fine Art paper: Hahnemühle PhotoRag 308gr/m2
Tags:
#nature #garden #architecture #window #castle #abandoned #decay #lost places
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Artist Reviews (5)
Michael Schwan
Germany
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When I, Michael Schwan, travel in nature or visit Lost Places, I am always a deep connectedness. Be it majestic peaks, the most beautiful landscapes in Europe or the silence... Read more