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Erró – Untitled 12
€462.50
Untitled 12.
Digital pigment print. Signed and numbered by the artist. Printed in 60 copies on 250g Rives acid-free cotton paper. 2023.
Format: 37.5 x 65 cm
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Solid smoked oak
Example of frame in smoked oak, light oak or black
Light oak
Example of lithograph in frame with passe-partout
Black
Lithography framing
For this lithograph, we recommend framing with a passe-partout, which lifts the glass from the lithograph. Our frames are handmade and made from the best materials. We use museum glass (UV70) as standard. This ensures the optimal color experience and also protects the litho from UV light.
Choose between frame in solid smoked oak, light oak or black. The profiles are 1.5 cm wide and 3 cm deep. There is a 5 cm gap between the frame and the lithograph all the way around. Supplied with corner mount.
Free shipping on unframed lithographs. They are shipped with PostNord in tubes. Framed lithographs can be picked up at the gallery in Svendborg or delivered by courier (+DKK 400). Allow 3-4 weeks for framing.
NOTE! ADD BOTH LITHOGRAPH AND FRAME TO CART.
Solid smoked oak
Light oak
Black
Lithography framing
Choosing the right framing is essential to highlight a design and integrate it harmoniously into the home. Colors, materials and design should be considered to create a visual unity that reflects both personality and aesthetics.
For this lithograph, we recommend framing with a passe-partout, which lifts the glass from the lithograph. We also recommend museum glass (UV70). This ensures the optimal color experience and also protects the litho from UV light.
Erró was born at Ólafsvík in Iceland 1932 and named Gudmundur Gudmundsson.
Lives and works in Paris and Spain.
In the early 1960s, he was the first Icelander to organize and participate in happenings. He also worked with film experiments, but is best known for his images, especially paintings and collages. Erró is represented at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris and Louisiana. However, the largest collection is in the Reykjavik Art Museum (Listasafn Reykjavíkur).