'Sindhu' Limited Edition Print
Johanna Wilbraham
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- 2nd - 3rd December
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- 29th November - 2nd December
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'Sindhu' is based on a young Indian girl I knew when living in South India. She was a mischief-maker and a delight, and this artwork caught her in a moment of innocence and authenticity. She stands by a wall with slowly wilting Jasmine flowers in her hair...
'Sindhu' is based on a young Indian girl I knew when living in South India. She was a mischief-maker and a delight, and this artwork caught her in a moment of innocence and authenticity. She stands by a wall with slowly wilting Jasmine flowers in her hair. It's a festival day - her gaze is direct, she stands alone and completely un-styled and unselfconscious - a fleeting moment of just being.
This is a signed and numbered limited edition giclee print printed on heavyweight Canson rag paper. The print has been created from an original oil painting. It is available in 2 sizes:
The small print is an edition of 50 and has an image size of 47 x 70 cm and a paper size of 53 x 76 cm. The white border is 3 cm on each edge.
The large print is an edition of 99 and has an image size of 67 x 100 cm and a paper size of 77 x 110 cm. The white border is 5 cm on each edge.
The delivery options for this item are listed below (if it doesn't state 'Express delivery' then that option is not available for this product). As soon as you place your order, this small business will spring into action, get it ready and send it out... (and you can feel wonderful for supporting them).
Delivery options available
Standard delivery: included
Receive it by 2nd - 3rd December
Express delivery: £20.00
Receive it by 29th November - 2nd December
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Johanna Wilbraham
east London
I'm Johanna - a painter fascinated by that magical place between abstraction and representation. My portraits appear to emerge from watery depths of paint, between splashes, drips and pools – created with layers of poured paint.
Alongside a passion for experimental mark-making, I am curious about the way we look at and represent women in particular. In a world dominated by the male gaze, I'm interested in the female one, as well as strength, vulnerability and diversity.