'But Was The Grass Always Greener?' Screenprint
Lene Bladbjerg
£95.00
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- 6th June
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- 12th - 13th June
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A fun typographic handprinted screen print.
The text 'But was the grass always greener?' in white on a background of grass.
Printed in a faded grass green colour. Did things used to be better?
Signed by the artist
Materials: paper, acrylics
Edition of 100
Comes mounted in a white 1.4mm standard core mount
Size 40 x 50cm (15.7 x 19.7inch)
Size of print 29 x 39cm (11.4 x 15.4inch)
Comes with a protective plastic folder to protect the print
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Standard delivery: included
Receive it by 12th - 13th June
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Lene Bladbjerg
Crystal Palace, South London
Hello, I'm Lene - a Danish artist based in London. I was born in Denmark in 1974, but grew up in Brussels, Belgium.
The multinational environment prompted my passion for exploring new countries and cultures, and has heavily influenced my work as an artist.
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