Paris Fine Art Photograph “The Maroon Door” Fine Art Photographic Print The beautifully-detailed doors of Paris are a wonderful photographic subject all on their own. I’ve spent days and days walking the back streets of Paris looking for the most artistic to add to my photographic collection. This one was taken on a trip to Paris in May, 2012. This listing is for a borderless, fine art print on beautiful premium quality archival lustre finish photographic paper with long lasting inks. It will be very carefully packaged for safe shipment. Note that some cropping top and bottom may be required, depending on the size you choose in the drop down menu. The full size image as shown, uncropped, is 8 x 12, 12 x 18, 16 x 24, 24 x 36. If you choose 8 x 10, 11 x 14, 16 x 20 then the top and bottom will be cropped somewhat. Ask us if you’re not sure. Copyright Notice: This image is copyrighted under US and International copyright law to Georgianna Lane and may not be used without express permission.
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ABOUT THE ARTWORK oil on canvas Nature and the diversity of organic forms have inspired me to embark on my new project. The abstract works reflect the intensity and a wide range of colors of minerals, stones and rocks. On the soft surface of canvas I try to capture smoothness, roughness, transparency, the structure and texture of minerals and gemstones. Due to all-over composition the painting becomes the "mineral" itself, that is to say "oil mineral." The juxtaposition of contrasting colours, as well as monochromatic structures create a shimmering mineral kaleidoscope. Action painting and colour field painting of Abstract Expressionism…
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