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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
Zephyeer — Art
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About this work
A man stands in a dark coat against a plain grey field in The Pleasure Principle Portrait of Edward James 1937. His face is turned slightly, with smooth areas of paint around the shoulders. The eye rests on the head first, then drifts to the empty space at the sides.
This fine art piece is printed on matte paper so the grey tones stay even and the coat does not pick up glare from a lamp.
It fits well on the wall beside the desk in a study, where the plain background lets the page on the desk stay the main focus. From the doorway you notice the head first, then the empty painted field around it. The picture stays calm next to books and a lamp.
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The Pleasure Principle Portrait...
60x80 cm / 24x32″· Dark wood frame
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