Iris Prints Made for A. Stigum Originals
This is an Iris Print of the original painting “Yesod, Dawning of an Angel”, oil on linen in pointillism, Print Number 1/200.
This Iris print is float mounted and conservation framed. The size of the image is 16” x 20” image, the paper edge to edge is about 21” x 25”, the outer measurement of the framed print is about 30” x 35”.
This is an Iris Print of the original painting “Utopia”, oil on linen, Print Number 2/200.
This Iris print is float mounted and conservation framed. The size of the image is 22” x 22”, the paper edge to edge is about 27” x 27”, the outer measurement of the framed print is about 35” x 35”.
The mat and frame on Print Number 2/200 of “Utopia” is shown on the right.
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The Process
These Iris Prints were made for A. Stigum Originals by an Art Printer who did print work for the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
I took the chrome of the original paintings using my 4 x 5 medium-format camera. The chromes were scanned in Los Angeles by the Tech who was acknowledged as part of the group that was able to digitally reproduce the red on Mickey Mouse.
Although Iris Prints are the most expensive way to create a print, it was the only way to assure the quality I felt was appropriate.
Accordingly, the Iris Prints are Float Mounted and Conservation Framed, using a linen wrapped mat and silver leaf frame and on some, an inner silver bead.
The Iris Print Float Mounted and Conservation Framed of “Yesod: Dawning of an Angel” $850 plus taxes and shipping.
The Iris Print Float Mounted and Conservation Framed of “Utopia” $950 plus taxes and shipping.
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