Closing the Eyes

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Closing the Eyes

$580.00

Part of a series of cyanotype prints called 'Bodies of Water' which uses runny ink drawings and photography to unveil the ways that water shapes our mental and material landscapes. Each print in the series is editioned to 5 and has a hand-painted gauche highlight on top.

LIMITED EDITION SOLD OUT - OPEN EDITION AVAILABLE

Peter Calderwood & Lena Gustafson
2015
Cyanotype and gauche on paper
22" x 30"

*** These prints are made-to-order and may take up to 10 days to ship from our studio

*** Prints may vary slightly

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