Peter Kitchell Limited Edition Ready to Hang Giclee on Sustainable Bamboo: "Old Atlantic III"
Artist: Peter Kitchell
Title: Old Atlantic III
Size: 24" x 24" (As Shown ) and 40" x 40" Select additional sizes options above from Drop Down Box
Edition Size: Each edition is limited to 25 with certificates of authenticity hand signed by the artist
Medium: Giclee on Sustainable Bamboo
About the Art: Limited edition fine art printed directly on unique substrates with luminous color and fine detail. Luxe Editions are innovative works of art that break the traditional barriers of fine art prints. Each artist has specifically developed imagery suitable for alternative substrates and materials. This technologically advanced printing process is able to achieve astounding detail, continuous tone and an amazing range of colors. The inks are also 'green' and have minimal VOC's (volatile organic compounds)
About the Art: Peter Kitchell's work in an exploration of place and time. His technique utilizes both digitally manipulated photographs and scanned imagery as well as traditional painting and printmaking techniques. "I use bits and pieces of painted information for color and texture while the photographic information carries the story." Kitchell was born to architect parents in Cambridge, MA in 1950. He began his formal training at the Museum of Modern Art and at the de Young Museum after his family moved there during his childhood. The artist later studied at the San Francisco Art Institute and California College of the Arts. He currently resides in Massachusetts.
Title: Old Atlantic III
Size: 24" x 24" (As Shown ) and 40" x 40" Select additional sizes options above from Drop Down Box
Edition Size: Each edition is limited to 25 with certificates of authenticity hand signed by the artist
Medium: Giclee on Sustainable Bamboo
About the Art: Limited edition fine art printed directly on unique substrates with luminous color and fine detail. Luxe Editions are innovative works of art that break the traditional barriers of fine art prints. Each artist has specifically developed imagery suitable for alternative substrates and materials. This technologically advanced printing process is able to achieve astounding detail, continuous tone and an amazing range of colors. The inks are also 'green' and have minimal VOC's (volatile organic compounds)
About the Art: Peter Kitchell's work in an exploration of place and time. His technique utilizes both digitally manipulated photographs and scanned imagery as well as traditional painting and printmaking techniques. "I use bits and pieces of painted information for color and texture while the photographic information carries the story." Kitchell was born to architect parents in Cambridge, MA in 1950. He began his formal training at the Museum of Modern Art and at the de Young Museum after his family moved there during his childhood. The artist later studied at the San Francisco Art Institute and California College of the Arts. He currently resides in Massachusetts.
