THE KEY HOLDER - Serigraph - Artist Proof Edition
33in x 26in (83.82cm x 66.04cm)
THE KEY HOLDER
- Artist Proof
- Edition Size: 8
- Artwork Dimensions: 33in x 26in | 83.82cm x 66.04cm
- Serigraph on paper
- Hand signed by the artist and includes an exclusive hologram and Certificate of Authenticity from BRITTO®️ Studios
A serigraph, also called a silkscreen print, is a printmaking process where ink is pressed through a mesh screen onto a surface like paper, fabric, or canvas, with stencils blocking areas to create a design. Each color requires a separate screen, resulting in vivid, layered colors and a textured finish. This hand-crafted technique allows to produce multiple high-quality original prints.
For inquiries about custom framing options, please contact us at [email protected].
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THE KEY HOLDER - Serigraph - Artist Proof Edition
33in x 26in (83.82cm x 66.04cm)
THE KEY HOLDER
- Artist Proof
- Edition Size: 8
- Artwork Dimensions: 33in x 26in | 83.82cm x 66.04cm
- Serigraph on paper
- Hand signed by the artist and includes an exclusive hologram and Certificate of Authenticity from BRITTO®️ Studios
A serigraph, also called a silkscreen print, is a printmaking process where ink is pressed through a mesh screen onto a surface like paper, fabric, or canvas, with stencils blocking areas to create a design. Each color requires a separate screen, resulting in vivid, layered colors and a textured finish. This hand-crafted technique allows to produce multiple high-quality original prints.
For inquiries about custom framing options, please contact us at [email protected].
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33in x 26in (83.82cm x 66.04cm)
THE KEY HOLDER
- Artist Proof
- Edition Size: 8
- Artwork Dimensions: 33in x 26in | 83.82cm x 66.04cm
- Serigraph on paper
- Hand signed by the artist and includes an exclusive hologram and Certificate of Authenticity from BRITTO®️ Studios
A serigraph, also called a silkscreen print, is a printmaking process where ink is pressed through a mesh screen onto a surface like paper, fabric, or canvas, with stencils blocking areas to create a design. Each color requires a separate screen, resulting in vivid, layered colors and a textured finish. This hand-crafted technique allows to produce multiple high-quality original prints.
For inquiries about custom framing options, please contact us at [email protected].
