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Ordinary Lives, I Think 6 by Alison Weld
Edition Size & Availability:
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10 x 8 inches (25.4 x 20.3 cm) edition of 250 at $25 |
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20 x 16 inches (50.8 x 40.6 cm) edition of 100 at $200 |
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40 x 32 inches (101.6 x 81.3 cm) edition of 2 at $2000 |
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More About this Edition
This edition is embossed with ArtWeLove's seal of authenticity in the lower left-hand corner.
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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Framing Recommendation:
The artist recommends using a contemporary look with 1/2-inch face, white finished frame.
More on framing recommendationsView sizing chart
ABOUT THIS WORK
Ordinary Lives, I Think 6 is an edition by Alison Weld exclusively on ArtWeLove. Continuing an investigation of bones and natural forms, this edition explores abstract form with vibrant hues of red, pink, blue, and green.
WHY WE LOVE IT
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Collect more works by Alison Weld
10 x 8 inches, edition of 250 at $25
20 x 16 inches, edition of 100 at $200
40 x 32 inches, edition of 2 at $2000
About Alison Weld
Abstract painter Alison Weld draws inspiration from her beginnings as a young artist living in New York City and working at the American Museum of Natural History making casts and molds. Her current body of work suggest organs, amoeba, and body parts stemming from the fossils which she prepared during her time at the museum.
