(De)construct 143 poster print - A3
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Bring some colour to your walls with this bold architectural print by artist Herald Black. Part of the (De)construct Series, this collection of collages and poster prints is inspired by the 1970s brutalist extension to the Ulster Museum by architect Francis Pym.
Celebrating the form of the building, sections of it have been drawn on to a variety of recycled card and then reconfigured in a different arrangement to create a new collaged composition, presenting a cubist like view of the structure.
This is an A3 poster print made by combining scans of the original collages in the same series. An open edition, this piece is titled and signed on the front by the artist.
Printed in England on 324gsm eggshell white card.
Dimensions: 42cm H x 29.7cm W
Celebrating the form of the building, sections of it have been drawn on to a variety of recycled card and then reconfigured in a different arrangement to create a new collaged composition, presenting a cubist like view of the structure.
This is an A3 poster print made by combining scans of the original collages in the same series. An open edition, this piece is titled and signed on the front by the artist.
Printed in England on 324gsm eggshell white card.
Dimensions: 42cm H x 29.7cm W
