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Mali Memory (Tea Dance) Giclée print by Chris Ofili

20.3 x 25.4cm (unframed)

£875

Mali Memory (Tea Dance) is a richly coloured archival pigment print created on Arches Aquarelle cotton rag paper. The work reflects the artist’s longstanding interest in layering, storytelling and the interplay between figuration and abstraction. This edition of 500 is signed and numbered in ink on the reverse, and offers an opportunity to acquire an accessible example of Ofili’s work.
In the original publisher's cardboard sleeve with sticker COA, a copy of the original purchase invoice can be included if requested.

In excellent original condition.

Stored flat inside the publisher's original sleeve, with numbered sticker COA.

This artwork will be shipped in a flat pack.

Materials used:

Arches Aquarelle cotton rag paper, archival pigments

Details:

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Mali Memory (Tea Dance) is a richly coloured archival pigment print created on Arches Aquarelle cotton rag paper. The work reflects the artist’s longstanding interest in layering, storytelling and the interplay between figuration and abstraction. This edition of 500 is signed and numbered in ink on the reverse, and offers an opportunity to acquire an accessible example of Ofili’s work.
In the original publisher's cardboard sleeve with sticker COA, a copy of the original purchase invoice can be included if requested.

In excellent original condition.

Stored flat inside the publisher's original sleeve, with numbered sticker COA.

This artwork will be shipped in a flat pack.

Materials used:

Arches Aquarelle cotton rag paper, archival pigments

Details:

Location United Kingdom

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Chris Ofili created some of the most contested paintings of the 1990s when he started using an unlikely material: elephant dung. His painting, *The Holy Virgin Mary*, later provoked a... Read more

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