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Framed print · hanging hardware · care card
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About this work
Un obice che spara di Paul Nash (1918)
Un istante di guerra congelato nel tempo, "A Howitzer Firing" di Paul Nash cattura la cruda potenza e il caos dell'artiglieria in azione. Quest'opera è un ritratto spietato del campo di battaglia, visto attraverso gli occhi di un soldato-artista.
La scena è dominata dall'obice, la sua forma netta contro il paesaggio fangoso e devastato dalla guerra. L'esplosione è uno scoppio caotico di energia, reso in netti bianchi e neri. L'uso della linea e della forma da parte di Nash trasmette la forza brutale dell'esplosione, mentre l'ambiente circostante è ridotto a una distesa desolata, quasi astratta.
Questa stampa merita attenzione in uno studio o in una biblioteca, dove il suo peso storico può essere pienamente apprezzato.
Specifications
MediumArchival Giclée
Paper310 gsm Hahnemühle
GlazingUV Anti-reflective
FrameSolid wood moulding
HangingHardware included
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Every piece arrives ready to hang. The print is produced on 310 gsm Hahnemühle fine art paper with archival pigment inks (200+ year fade rating), set behind 2mm UV anti-reflective acrylic, and hand-finished in a sustainably sourced solid wood frame with mounting hardware pre-installed.
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