George Hall
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Digital on paper

Signed on the front.

*THESE COME UNFRAMED. PLEASE SELECT FRAMING OPTIONS*

'Pink City Series- set of 2' by Wendy Orange, has been released as a limited edition print of 35. These are digital artworks influenced by the Bauhaus, which was an influential art and design movement that began in 1919. These exclusive prints are signed and numbered by the artist and comes with certificate of authenticity.

Framed Dimensions:
44 x 63.4 cm (x2) / 17.3 x 25 inches (x2)

Giclee Print dimensions:
A2 (x2) / 42 x 59.4 cm (x2) / 16.5 x 23.4 inches (x2)
Actual artwork is approx. 30 x 50.4cm printed onto A2 giclee paper (x2)

*Approx. 3-5 days required for printing.

About the Artist

Wendy Orange is the female alter ego of George Hall.
Not a lot is known of her, except she shares the same name as George’s mother.
She does have things to say about herself… endlessly in fact, but we are not too sure how accurate these are.

Wendy hates vacuum cleaner and computers, so she relies on the ever-patient George Hall to run her marketing. She paints beautifully and is a free spirit often not worrying about outcomes. Wendy is in constant contact with George Hall who can action any requests for commissions.

*THESE COME UNFRAMED. PLEASE SELECT FRAMING OPTIONS*

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