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Framed print · hanging hardware included
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About this work
Scallops flower
Scallops flower shows a fan of ridged, shell like forms opening outward, the kind of shape Max Ernst found in rubbed and frottage textures. He often let a surface under the paper push its grain into the drawing, so the ridges feel pressed rather than drawn by hand.
A framed poster suits this kind of image on a hallway wall, hung at the height of your shoulder. A light frame against a deep painted wall lets the ridged shapes read clearly in soft daylight.
The landing at the top of the stairs is a good spot. From there you pass the fan of shells each time you climb, and the ridges catch the lamp on the wall.
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