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“Time Never Stops”
1st June
Grand Central Station, New York, UK
Pastel and pencil on handmade Indian paper
78 × 57 cm (W x H)
108.5 x 87.5 cm (W x H)
£2500
All measurements relating to framed sizes are approximate. Please contact us if the sizing information requires precise measurements.
Light streaming into Grand Central Station in New York City.
The following photos show the profile and colour/finish of the frame moulding used on this piece. Any mount surround used may differ from the one shown in these images, please refer to the main image for a mount reference.
This piece is painted onto very thick, handmade Indian paper, with 'torn' edges. Rather than using a more conventional framing method, which is not practical with paper this thick, this piece is framed using a beautiful 'Floating Frame' technique, where the artwork is mounted to a backboard, revealing all of those fantastic edges, with the clear acrylic face of the frame being suspended a couple of centimetres above the surface, making for a unique complete piece of art. The following pictures show closeups of an example of Indian paper float framing.
