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Marcarini Triptych
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Marcarini Triptych The Studio I
Marcarini Triptych The Studio I
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The Weight Photograph
The Weight Photograph
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Jack Vettriano Marcarini Triptych The Studio II
Jack Vettriano Marcarini Triptych The Studio II
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Marcarini Triptych The Studio I Framed
Marcarini Triptych The Studio I Framed
Jack Vettriano OBE British, 1951
Marcarini Triptych (Set of 3 Framed Signed Photographic Prints), 2009
Colour Photographs
44.5 x 29.2 cm
17 1/2 x 11 1/2 in
17 1/2 x 11 1/2 in
Edition of 10 plus 2 artist's proofs
Signed by both artists in the lower margin. Two of the framed images further inscribed verso by Vettriano.
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Fredi Marcarini & Jack Vettriano: The Studio I, The Studio II, & The Weight: A Triptych. Published by Heartbreak Publishing in 2009 is a collection of three colour photographs printed...
Fredi Marcarini & Jack Vettriano: The Studio I, The Studio II, & The Weight: A Triptych.
Published by Heartbreak Publishing in 2009 is a collection of three colour photographs printed on 310 gsm Hahnemuhle paper, each numbered and signed by both artists. The 3 prints are individually framed and form a triptych.
Macarini first met painter Vettriano when asked to photograph him in 2008 for Monsieur Magazine at his London studio. Vettriano is the subject of each photograph and chose the props and poses for the shoot. This tryptych was issued in an edition of 10 plus 2 artist's proofs.
Published by Heartbreak Publishing in 2009 is a collection of three colour photographs printed on 310 gsm Hahnemuhle paper, each numbered and signed by both artists. The 3 prints are individually framed and form a triptych.
Macarini first met painter Vettriano when asked to photograph him in 2008 for Monsieur Magazine at his London studio. Vettriano is the subject of each photograph and chose the props and poses for the shoot. This tryptych was issued in an edition of 10 plus 2 artist's proofs.
