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Drawn to scale next to a 170 cm (5′7″) person





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Fine art print in a pine wood frame · hanging kit included
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Corner-protected, wrapped and boxed
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About this work
New England Irrelevancies - 1953 by Charles Sheeler sets down a quiet view of a New England street or house front. The picture uses flat planes and clean edges, the way Charles Sheeler often painted American scenes. Grey and white tones sit next to each other without much blending.
This is a fine art print set in a frame with a back panel. The printed surface is matte, so the pale grey areas stay soft and do not shine back under a lamp. The frame holds the edges steady on the wall.
It hangs on a kitchen wall near the sink, where you see the broad flat shapes from the doorway and the small edge marks when you stand at the table.
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New England Irrelevancies
60x80 cm / 24x32″· Dark wood frame
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