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'The Skiers’ by Lucy Smallbone

$286.00

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Lucy is a graduate of both The Slade School of Art and City & Guilds London; Her work looks at the merging of fictional and real space, how stories and our memories can affect and alter our view of a place. Picture plains tilt upwards and vivid colours grow across the surface consuming it, leaving the landscapes uncertain of whether they are forming or falling apart. This limited edition print is exclusive to ACC.

This print is presented on acid-free, archival cotton Photo Rag Giclée paper with a chalky smooth finish, from Hahnemühle the world’s oldest mill who have been producing fine art papers for more than 500 years.

Available as 42 x 53 cm and 30 x 38 cm

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