Jeremy Mann, Mariupol, 2022
Printed in Berkeley, California on smooth 300 GSM, 100% acid free cotton fine art paper (framed in anti reflective ArtGlass)
Edition 26/200
29.5 x 20 cm, 49 x 39 x 2 cm framed
Condition: Good, slight mould on the upper section of the work
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Jeremy Mann is best known for his gritty, atmospheric cityscapes, which he creates with a wide range of techniques including surface staining, and the use of ink brayers. Less well-known are his delicate, dynamic and equally atmospheric portraits and still-lifes, which combine a skill reminiscent of the old masters with a more contemporary muted palette.
This beautiful print was released in 2022 to raise funds in support of humanitarian aid for Ukraine in light of its invasion by Russia.
(Photographed in March 2024)
Printed in Berkeley, California on smooth 300 GSM, 100% acid free cotton fine art paper (framed in anti reflective ArtGlass)
Edition 26/200
29.5 x 20 cm, 49 x 39 x 2 cm framed
Condition: Good, slight mould on the upper section of the work
-
Jeremy Mann is best known for his gritty, atmospheric cityscapes, which he creates with a wide range of techniques including surface staining, and the use of ink brayers. Less well-known are his delicate, dynamic and equally atmospheric portraits and still-lifes, which combine a skill reminiscent of the old masters with a more contemporary muted palette.
This beautiful print was released in 2022 to raise funds in support of humanitarian aid for Ukraine in light of its invasion by Russia.
(Photographed in March 2024)
Printed in Berkeley, California on smooth 300 GSM, 100% acid free cotton fine art paper (framed in anti reflective ArtGlass)
Edition 26/200
29.5 x 20 cm, 49 x 39 x 2 cm framed
Condition: Good, slight mould on the upper section of the work
-
Jeremy Mann is best known for his gritty, atmospheric cityscapes, which he creates with a wide range of techniques including surface staining, and the use of ink brayers. Less well-known are his delicate, dynamic and equally atmospheric portraits and still-lifes, which combine a skill reminiscent of the old masters with a more contemporary muted palette.
This beautiful print was released in 2022 to raise funds in support of humanitarian aid for Ukraine in light of its invasion by Russia.
(Photographed in March 2024)