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The Bargello Museum, Florence - Original Handmade Linocut Print
£11.50
"THE BARGELLO MUSEUM, FLORENCE" Linocut by Ella Flavell
Size: 21 x 14.8 cm (A5)
Hand printed onto 140gsm card and finished. Includes the artist's signature, the work's title and the print number.
Each of these prints has been produced by hand, from the initial designing and cutting of the lino to the inking and printing. As a result, each print is unique with it's own character and distinguishing marks.
The Bargello Museum opened in 1865, contained within a beautiful 13th century Palazzo. The museum contains everything from ceramics to works by Michelangelo, with all the galleries opening out from the central courtyard depicted here.
Size: 21 x 14.8 cm (A5)
Hand printed onto 140gsm card and finished. Includes the artist's signature, the work's title and the print number.
Each of these prints has been produced by hand, from the initial designing and cutting of the lino to the inking and printing. As a result, each print is unique with it's own character and distinguishing marks.
The Bargello Museum opened in 1865, contained within a beautiful 13th century Palazzo. The museum contains everything from ceramics to works by Michelangelo, with all the galleries opening out from the central courtyard depicted here.
"THE BARGELLO MUSEUM, FLORENCE" Linocut by Ella Flavell
Size: 21 x 14.8 cm (A5)
Hand printed onto 140gsm card and finished. Includes the artist's signature, the work's title and the print number.
Each of these prints has been produced by hand, from the initial designing and cutting of the lino to the inking and printing. As a result, each print is unique with it's own character and distinguishing marks.
The Bargello Museum opened in 1865, contained within a beautiful 13th century Palazzo. The museum contains everything from ceramics to works by Michelangelo, with all the galleries opening out from the central courtyard depicted here.
Size: 21 x 14.8 cm (A5)
Hand printed onto 140gsm card and finished. Includes the artist's signature, the work's title and the print number.
Each of these prints has been produced by hand, from the initial designing and cutting of the lino to the inking and printing. As a result, each print is unique with it's own character and distinguishing marks.
The Bargello Museum opened in 1865, contained within a beautiful 13th century Palazzo. The museum contains everything from ceramics to works by Michelangelo, with all the galleries opening out from the central courtyard depicted here.