Artwork description:
A bold and noble Lionhead water fountain in the Historic District of Charleston, South Carolina, photographed by William Dey.
"Due South" Art Exhibition Bryan Gallery Savannah, GA.
Image is printed on crisp white matte Picture Rag museum-quality paper and measures 16"W X 20"H with additional white borders for a total overall paper measurement of 18" X 22".
Signed & Numbered New Limited-Edition print from the William Dey Signature Collection. Please allow 10 Business days.
Materials used:
white matte Picture Rag museum-quality paper
Tags:
#sculpture #lion #william dey photography #statue #wdey photography #leo #mane #south carolina #charleston #wall mounted #stone lion #lionheadTHE STONE LION Charleston SC (2023)
Photograph
by William Dey
3 Artist Reviews
£418.7
- Photograph on Paper
- From a limited edition of 21
- Size: 45.72 x 55.88 x 0.25cm (unframed) / 40.64 x 50.8cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
Artwork description
A bold and noble Lionhead water fountain in the Historic District of Charleston, South Carolina, photographed by William Dey.
"Due South" Art Exhibition Bryan Gallery Savannah, GA.
Image is printed on crisp white matte Picture Rag museum-quality paper and measures 16"W X 20"H with additional white borders for a total overall paper measurement of 18" X 22".
Signed & Numbered New Limited-Edition print from the William Dey Signature Collection. Please allow 10 Business days.
Materials used:
white matte Picture Rag museum-quality paper
Tags:
#sculpture #lion #william dey photography #statue #wdey photography #leo #mane #south carolina #charleston #wall mounted #stone lion #lionheadReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (3)
This artwork is sold by William Dey from United States
William Dey
United States
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A Singular Vision: When creating a photograph, William Dey looks for the angles-both literally and figuratively. He constantly seeks a means to observe the world from the edges, to record... Read more
