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These prints are made with fade-resistant, archival-quality ink and are printed on 100% cotton rag, acid-free and ph neutral watercolor paper. This particular paper stock is designed for professional artworks, featuring brilliant whites and a weight of 255 gsm.
The dimensions listed are for the size of paper. This print has no border.
This print ships unframed. For framing suggestions, please read below.
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The artist recommends using a contemporary look, with 1/2-inch face, satin white finished wood frame. The image should simply be left floated on a white background with 7/8 of an inch border.
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About This Work
Anthropometric Self-Portrait is an edition by Amelie Chabannes exclusively on ArtWeLove. Chabannes’s edition illustrates two sides to identity. The term “anthropometric” refers to the study of the measurements and proportions of the human body, or the physical side to identity. Amelie shows this relationship by correlating the size of the hand to various points on the face. Balancing the physical with the abstract, psychological aspect of identity, Chabannes creates a shifting collage of layers composed from her own childhood drawings, pigments, and lines. Watch our short segment interview with Amelie to learn more.
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French artist Amelie Chabannes is primarily concerned with the notion of identity. Through her drawings, paintings, video, and sculptures, she explores both the physical and psychological aspects of the self.
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