Archival pigment print on Hahnemuhle German Etching paper.

Hand-signed and numbered by the artist.

Edition of 50 plus 8 artist proofs.

46.2 cm x 70 cm.

About Damian Elwes

Santa Monica-based, British artist Damian Elwes has been recreating the studios of other artists since he began painting. His work transports into the world's of artistic geniuses and captures the sublimity of creative experience. His work has been exhibited extensively  in museums internationally, including La Musée en Herbe, Paris (2018) and The Fleming Museum, Vermont (2015), and his paintings are in the public collections of various institutions including The British Museum, London; and The Marciano Foundation, Los Angeles.

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Our beautiful prints are carefully wrapped in acid-free tissue paper, rolled and packaged in secure packing tubes to ensure the safety of your print.

You may also choose to collect your print in person from the gallery. We will ensure that your print is packed and ready to go on your arrival.

Please note that if the work is being shipped internationally from the UK, that you may be liable to pay import/duty charges which are not covered by our shipping fee. 

We offer a 14 day returns policy on all of our editions, on the basis that these are returned to us in the condition in which they were dispatched. If you have a query about a work that you have bought please do not hesitate to get in touch and we will assist you in the best way that we can.

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Here are a few tips on how to best take care of your new print!

All our prints are carefully wrapped and delivered to you in packing tubes for safe transport. Once you receive your print, remove it from the tube at your earliest convenience and store the piece flat. This can be flat packed between some cardboard or plywood, or weighted down on the four corners, preferably with soft objects. Try to avoid leaving your new print rolled for too long!

When framing the work, we always opt for a frame with Art Glass. This may be a little more expensive at first, but it's worth it - Art Glass will keep your print in pristine condition across the years and will ensure the colours always stay true.

Try to place your work in an environment with a normal temperature. Extreme temperature or humidity can have an adverse effect on your beautiful print, so be sure to keep it protected! We always recommend framing the work behind glass as a great way to keep it protected from any adverse environmental conditions.