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Microorganism 5
Microorganism 5 is an intaglio print made by me during a personal study on microorganisms in the aquatic world.
The subject depicts Lymnaea embryos inside the gelatinous cells of the egg mass. Lymnaea is one of the most widespread freshwater mollusks.
€ 85,00
Microorganism 5
€ 85,00
The zinc plate was first worked with a light photo-etching process and subsequently fully reworked using the drypoint technique.
Printed on Fabriano Rosaspina paper, 60% cotton.
Paper size: 9.84 × 13.98 inches
Image size: 8.27 × 11.02 inches
Sold unframed
This item is handmade in my studio in Venice – slight color variations may occur, making each piece unique. The artwork may appear slightly different from the photos. Small imperfections or irregularities add character to the handcrafted piece, distinguishing this work from mass-produced prints
| Paper color | Ivory, White |
|---|---|
| Print color | Black |
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19 EUR to USA, South America, Asia and Africa
16 EUR within Europe (Italy excluded)
12 EUR within Italy
For orders over 150 EUR, shipping may be free.
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Within the EU: 7–9 working days.
Outside the EU: 10 to 15 working days.
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All items are shipped with great care via Poste Italiane.
Artworks are protected with tissue paper, rigid cardboard and a padded envelope to arrive in perfect condition.
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