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Broken Syntax (Myths In Translation) by Margaret Lanzetta
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Limited edition exclusive to ARTWELOVE
Edition embossed with ArtWeLove's seal of authenticity in the lower left-hand corner.
Made with fade-resistant, archival-quality ink
Printed on 100% cotton rag, acid-free and ph neutral watercolor paper
Paper stock designed for professional artworks, featuring brilliant whites and a weight of 255 gsm
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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Framing Recommendation:
The artist recommends using a contemporary look with 1/2-inch face, white finished frame.
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About This Work
Broken Syntax (Myths in Translation) is an edition by Margaret Lanzetta exclusively on ArtWeLove. In her Myths in Translation series, geometric forms interlace continuously throughout a saturated background of color simultaneously referencing mechanical reproduction and artistic techniques of the past. Repetition is used to explore issues of language, spirituality, and cultural migration.
About Margaret Lanzetta
New York-based artist Margaret Lanzetta’s intricate paintings are characterized by contrasting elements inspired and adapted from her many travels. Natural botanical silhouettes, architectural forms, and saturated color act as cultural and historical references to India, Syria, Morocco, Italy, and the American West.
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