Fine art print for sale
Corpus Operis (Body of Work)
About this print:
“Corpus Operis” (Body of Work) is an artistic take on the various faces we wear not just for society, but for ourselves – especially nowadays where we find ourselves stretched thin between ideologies and realities. It highlights the internal divide we suffer from when we are left to our own demise and the “what now”. This piece is inspired by and pays homage to the master painters of the late Italian Renaissance by its use of Chiaroscuro and rich color tones.
Details:
- Measures 30in wide by 40in tall.
- Please allow 3-4 days to process and produce prints.
- The print is mounted on styrene to ensure its viewing quality and longevity.
- The print is 1 of 1 and is sold already framed.
Asking price: SOLD
Things to know about your print
Natural skin oils or other contaminants can easily transfer to the print. As a preventative measure, we recommend washing your hands before touching a photograph. If possible wear clean, white cotton gloves that are lint free and designed for handling the art.
keep out of direct sunlight (especially south-facing light) and high-intensity artificial light. If you decide to frame your print, look into using UV protection glass/plexiglass. If not exposed to extreme light, prints will not become excessively faded or yellowed.
keep prints in a cool environment, preferably within the range of 60°-72° F (16°-22°C). Don’t hang fine art prints near areas that get too hot or cold, like fireplaces, radiators, or air-conditioners. Warm or moist conditions accelerate deterioration and encourage mold growth and insect activity.
Please maintain a relative humidity between 35 and 55%; if humidity is too high the print can be damaged by mold or insects, but if it’s too low the paper can become brittle. Avoid hanging your fine art print somewhere that is very humid, like a steamy bathroom or next to a humidifier.
When framing your fine art print, use a good quality glass specifically designed for protecting fine art and photographic images. We also recommend using an acid-free archival mat to prevent the print and glass from touching. Should you need help with framing, please inquire.
