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Frank Morrison
Picture That by Frank Morrison (Limited Edition Giclee)
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A limited edition giclee by Frank Morrison depicting a young African American woman taking a photo. This giclee is ships signed and numbered and with a certificate of authenticity from the artist. It measures 30x30 inches. Another incredible piece by the talented Frank Morrison.

Limited Edition: $600.00 (cost) - 50pcs (Edition Size) - Giclee on Watercolor Paper
Remarque: $700.00 (cost) - 5pcs (Edition Size) - Giclee on Canvas
Artist Proof: $800.00 (cost) - 5pcs (Edition Size) - Giclee on Canvas

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Description

A limited edition giclee by Frank Morrison depicting a young African American woman taking a photo. This giclee is ships signed and numbered and with a certificate of authenticity from the artist. It measures 30x30 inches. Another incredible piece by the talented Frank Morrison.

Limited Edition: $600.00 (cost) - 50pcs (Edition Size) - Giclee on Watercolor Paper
Remarque: $700.00 (cost) - 5pcs (Edition Size) - Giclee on Canvas
Artist Proof: $800.00 (cost) - 5pcs (Edition Size) - Giclee on Canvas
Specs.
Cert. Of Authenticity Certificate of Authenticity Provided by Artist
Edition Limited Edition
Framed Unframed
Height 30 inches
Length 30 inches
Medium Watercolor Paper or Canvas
Signed Signed and Numbered
SKU morrison-picturethat
Year Released 2017
Frank Morrison
Frank Morrison (b. 1971) started his journey as a graffiti artist in New Jersey, tagging walls with spray paint. However, it was the opportunity to tour with music artist Sybil as a breakdancer, an influential high school art teacher, and a visit to the Louvre Museum in Paris that opened him up to new artistic and creative avenues. An early indoctrine into hip-hop culture can be seen through Morrison’s work, which has been dubbed a mash-up of urban mannerism, graffiti and abstract contemporary, and reflects deeply on the lost of human stories from past eras. Morrison strives to capture people as they are, translating emotions through his paintings and leaving a memoir of our life and times today.
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