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The Yellow Chair, Limited Edition Print (2026) Screenprint by Alexander Evans

29.7 x 42 x 0.1cm (unframed)

£100

‘The Yellow Chair’ is a signed limited edition A3 silkscreen print hand made by Alex, a member of 'Print Club London' studios in 2026.

Print specifications:
*Type: Screen print (silkscreen)
*Colour layers: 3, Acrylic based paint
*Paper: GF Smiths Mohawk Superfine Ultrawhite Eggshell, 324gsm
*Size: A3 for easy framing / 29.7x42cm
*Edition: 6 prints (hand-numbered and signed)

My process is fully handmade which results in the beautiful painterly textures. Because every print is created by hand, small variations in registration make each one a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

‘The Yellow Chair is an imagined abstract of observations and a play on colour tone. Flower Up explores the retelling of these ‘observed’ moments through colour play and textural momentum. Each colour layer is a physically repainted positive from an original artwork, becoming its own observed memory through textural mark making.

Materials used:

screen-print with water based a acrylic

Details:

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‘The Yellow Chair’ is a signed limited edition A3 silkscreen print hand made by Alex, a member of 'Print Club London' studios in 2026.

Print specifications:
*Type: Screen print (silkscreen)
*Colour layers: 3, Acrylic based paint
*Paper: GF Smiths Mohawk Superfine Ultrawhite Eggshell, 324gsm
*Size: A3 for easy framing / 29.7x42cm
*Edition: 6 prints (hand-numbered and signed)

My process is fully handmade which results in the beautiful painterly textures. Because every print is created by hand, small variations in registration make each one a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

‘The Yellow Chair is an imagined abstract of observations and a play on colour tone. Flower Up explores the retelling of these ‘observed’ moments through colour play and textural momentum. Each colour layer is a physically repainted positive from an original artwork, becoming its own observed memory through textural mark making.

Materials used:

screen-print with water based a acrylic

Details:

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Alexander Evans

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My printmaking is an extension of my personal explorations into everyday observations and memory. I explores these themes through colour play and mark-making, where each colour layer is a physically... Read more

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