Original artwork description:
'Arranged Place 25.' is a mixed media artwork on hand torn paper. This abstract grunge style collage is created using perforation, handmade typographic print and acrylic painting. Mounted on 200g paper with white space around /final size 27,7 x 37,3 cm/.
A thin layer of varnish protects the artwork against UV light and dust.
Unframed. Titled and signed on the front and the back.
Please note that computer monitors can shift colours and what you see on your screen might be a bit different colour from the artwork you receive.
Materials used:
paper, glue, paint, printing ink
Tags:
#abstract #mixed media #geometric #collage #grunge #monoprint #dots #typography #halftone #perforationArranged Place 25. (2023)
Collage
by Petr Strnad
33 Artist Reviews
£130
- Collage on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 27.7 x 37.3 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 20.9 x 28.9cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Typographic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Original artwork description
'Arranged Place 25.' is a mixed media artwork on hand torn paper. This abstract grunge style collage is created using perforation, handmade typographic print and acrylic painting. Mounted on 200g paper with white space around /final size 27,7 x 37,3 cm/.
A thin layer of varnish protects the artwork against UV light and dust.
Unframed. Titled and signed on the front and the back.
Please note that computer monitors can shift colours and what you see on your screen might be a bit different colour from the artwork you receive.
Materials used:
paper, glue, paint, printing ink
Tags:
#abstract #mixed media #geometric #collage #grunge #monoprint #dots #typography #halftone #perforationReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (33)
This artwork is sold by Petr Strnad from United Kingdom
Petr Strnad
United Kingdom
About
Petr’s work is interwoven with memories, experiences and reflections of the present world in which he moves. He believes in a necessity to harmonise and integrate the internal organisation... Read more
