Giclee print of the original oil painting “St F in the Dessert” (2018).
Limited edition Giclee print on a German etching paper, with some hand coloring.
Image size shown is 12”x12”.
Frame is not enough included (West Elm frame shown).
Print is also available in additional sizes, and in print editions with other products nets from the Relational Space and Spacetime series
St Francis in the Desert, ©2017 Alysa Rowlands, represented exclusively by SparrowMint Product Gallery
This is a Giclee print of a beautiful 32"x32" oil on Canvas, original oil painting that had its public debut at the 'Relational Space' pop-up exhibition in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, August
©2017 Alysa Rowlands
Original Painting Details:
32"H x 32"W x 1.5"D, Oil on Linen
Painting Creation Dates: April 24, 2017 - September 21, 2017
This painting will also be available as a Giclee Print after it's gallery debut as part of the “Relational Space” Series Exhibition in Manhattan in August 2018. (see separate listings for individual prints and print sets of the Relational Space & SpaceTime series
Painting Narrative:
This painting is about all the possibilities in the universe (or multiverse); How the stars in the sky are constant but what we see depends on our point of view.
Technical:
This Painting uses multiple kinds of perspective techniques including:
Chromatic perspective
Multiple Vanishing points
Multiple Spatial Planes
Chiaroscuro
Color: Primary pigments include:
(Green): viridian, cobalt turquoise, cobalt green (pale, medium & dark), (Blue): lapis lazuli, cerulean blue, manganese blue, indigo. (Red): rose dore, royal purple lake, geranium lake (Yellow): naples yellow genuine (light & dark), yellow ochre, cadmium yellow deep (Orange): cadmium orange, alizarin orange. (Violet): cobalt violet pale, cobalt violet dark (Earth tone): burnt sienna, raw umber, lamp black
Influences:
This painting is influenced by Giavanni Bellini's St Francis in the Dessert at the Frick Museum NY. Although this isn't a literal interpretation of the subject matter of Bellini's masterpiece, the influence comes from the smallness of the figure within the landscape, the strong warm light against the coolness of the landscape, and in the way the space moves back diagonally.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Giclee Prints are listed at 12"X12" but other sizes are available including 16"X16" and 24"X24"
How long does it take if I commission an original oil painting?
Original Oil Paintings can take 3-4 months to complete due the technical nature of laying the thin layers of paint, and the spatial complexities. You'll get weekly progress updates of your painting while it's being developed.
Where can I buy frames for the unframed Giclee Prints?
I'm working on a short video with suggestions for Frames. I just purchased 18" square frames from West Elm that worked out nicely. I'm ordering some custom mats to use with the frames.
One thing to keep in mind when choosing frames is that the print image is 12"X12" but the paper is larger, usually around 13" Square.
Frame sizes are generally the outside dimensions of the frame, not the inside dimensions that hold the paper.
Generally, for a classic 2" border (matted or floating), you want a frame that is at least 17" Square.
In the decor shot in the About section, the nickel frame with the gray backing is 17.5" square, and the black gallery frame is 18" square.
Where can I buy frames for the unframed Giclee Prints?
I'm working on a short video with suggestions for Frames. I just purchased 18" square frames from West Elm that worked out nicely. I'm also ordering custom mats to use with the frames from another source.
One thing to keep in mind when choosing frames is that the print image is 12"X12" but the paper is larger, usually around 13" Square.
Frame sizes are generally the outside dimensions of the frame, not the inside dimensions that hold the paper.
Generally, for a classic 2" border (matted or floating), you want a frame that is at least 17" Square.
In the decor shot in the About section, the nickel frame with the gray backing is 17.5" square, and the black gallery frame is 18" square.