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Still Water, Harrisville, 61 x 41 Photograph by Francois de Melogue
154.94 x 104.14cm (unframed) / 152.4 x 101.6cm (actual image size)
£1,115.09
Artwork description
Still Water, Harrisville
Francois de Melogue
2025 | Archival pigment print on professional luster fine art paper, 260gsm. | 61 x 41
The mill pond at Harrisville holds the village in its surface. Red brick walls and white clapboard steeples hang suspended in the still water, wavering only where a breeze crosses the pond. Above, the maples burn amber and scarlet against a sky that has gone the particular blue of a cold October afternoon. Light arrives at a low angle, raking across old masonry and igniting the leaves without softening anything.
At the pond's edge, the air carries the smell of wet leaves and the mineral cold of deep water. The village exists here twice: once as solid history, brick and mortar and the weight of two centuries, and again as something liquid and provisional, shimmering underfoot. The church steeples reach skyward and downward at once. The water does not distort so much as it doubles, and in the doubling it makes the whole scene feel suspended between the season that is ending and the quiet that is arriving.
Available in three sizes, each signed and numbered with a certificate of authenticity:
Fine Art Print 25 x 17 paper, 24 x 16 image | Limited Edition of 50 | $295
Fine Art Print 43 x 29 paper, 42 x 28 image | Limited Edition of 25 | $795
Fine Art Print 61 x 41 paper, 60 x 40 image | Limited Edition of 10 | $1,495
About the print
Each piece is made on location and printed by hand in my Vermont studio with archival pigment inks rated for over a hundred years of color stability. The 25 x 17 is printed on Premium Satin paper. The 43 x 29 and 61 x 41 are printed on Luster Photo Paper, 260gsm. Each print carries a 0.5 inch archival white border, ships rolled in a heavy tube, and arrives with a signed certificate.
About my work
I spent thirty years cooking in farm-to-table kitchens before returning to the camera. My work is held in private collections across the United States and Europe. A traveling exhibition is currently on view at The University of Vermont Medical Center and Burlington City Hall in Vermont, and my photographs were recently included in the 35th Annual Green Mountain Photography Show. I am represented in Vermont by Artisan's Gallery in Waitsfield, ArtHound in Essex, Artists in Residence in Saint Albans, The Emile Gruppe Gallery, and Remarkable Things in Stowe.
Custom sizes and framing available on request.
Materials used:
Archival pigment print on Luster Photo Paper, 260gsm. Shot on a Canon EOS R5 Mark II. Printed in studio on a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4100 with museum-grade archival pigment inks.
Details:
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 10
- Size: 154.94 x 104.14cm (unframed) / 152.4 x 101.6cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Artwork description
Still Water, Harrisville
Francois de Melogue
2025 | Archival pigment print on professional luster fine art paper, 260gsm. | 61 x 41
The mill pond at Harrisville holds the village in its surface. Red brick walls and white clapboard steeples hang suspended in the still water, wavering only where a breeze crosses the pond. Above, the maples burn amber and scarlet against a sky that has gone the particular blue of a cold October afternoon. Light arrives at a low angle, raking across old masonry and igniting the leaves without softening anything.
At the pond's edge, the air carries the smell of wet leaves and the mineral cold of deep water. The village exists here twice: once as solid history, brick and mortar and the weight of two centuries, and again as something liquid and provisional, shimmering underfoot. The church steeples reach skyward and downward at once. The water does not distort so much as it doubles, and in the doubling it makes the whole scene feel suspended between the season that is ending and the quiet that is arriving.
Available in three sizes, each signed and numbered with a certificate of authenticity:
Fine Art Print 25 x 17 paper, 24 x 16 image | Limited Edition of 50 | $295
Fine Art Print 43 x 29 paper, 42 x 28 image | Limited Edition of 25 | $795
Fine Art Print 61 x 41 paper, 60 x 40 image | Limited Edition of 10 | $1,495
About the print
Each piece is made on location and printed by hand in my Vermont studio with archival pigment inks rated for over a hundred years of color stability. The 25 x 17 is printed on Premium Satin paper. The 43 x 29 and 61 x 41 are printed on Luster Photo Paper, 260gsm. Each print carries a 0.5 inch archival white border, ships rolled in a heavy tube, and arrives with a signed certificate.
About my work
I spent thirty years cooking in farm-to-table kitchens before returning to the camera. My work is held in private collections across the United States and Europe. A traveling exhibition is currently on view at The University of Vermont Medical Center and Burlington City Hall in Vermont, and my photographs were recently included in the 35th Annual Green Mountain Photography Show. I am represented in Vermont by Artisan's Gallery in Waitsfield, ArtHound in Essex, Artists in Residence in Saint Albans, The Emile Gruppe Gallery, and Remarkable Things in Stowe.
Custom sizes and framing available on request.
Materials used:
Archival pigment print on Luster Photo Paper, 260gsm. Shot on a Canon EOS R5 Mark II. Printed in studio on a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4100 with museum-grade archival pigment inks.
Details:
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 10
- Size: 154.94 x 104.14cm (unframed) / 152.4 x 101.6cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
