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Soutirage 3 (2025) Original Charcoal Drawing by SBBoursot

50 x 40.5 x 2.5cm (framed)

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£1,182.44

Wine extraction from wood barrels. A pocket lamp is used to check no sediment is being extracted.

This scene is in the cellars of Domaine Faiveley, Nuits-Saint-Georges.

Drawn on 200g recycled Fabriano paper, 36cm x 46cm with torn edges. The good quality metal Nielson frame shown in the picture is sent with this work. It has a glass cover that is set away from the drawing and backing, giving a floating effect to the drawing. Please note that the glass and frame are given. All will be done to pack the work so that the glass does not break in transit but no guarantee is given for that.

Signed on front and comes with independently registered certificate of authenticity.

Materials used:

charcoal

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Wine extraction from wood barrels. A pocket lamp is used to check no sediment is being extracted.

This scene is in the cellars of Domaine Faiveley, Nuits-Saint-Georges.

Drawn on 200g recycled Fabriano paper, 36cm x 46cm with torn edges. The good quality metal Nielson frame shown in the picture is sent with this work. It has a glass cover that is set away from the drawing and backing, giving a floating effect to the drawing. Please note that the glass and frame are given. All will be done to pack the work so that the glass does not break in transit but no guarantee is given for that.

Signed on front and comes with independently registered certificate of authenticity.

Materials used:

charcoal

Details:

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Anglo-French artist SBBoursot paints, sculpts, and mostly draws in charcoal. Fascinated by the experiences of living, she works in layers and texture to each work, where lines are often softened... Read more

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