We can see an annual picture taken for a boy’s school class with their teachers from Paphos in the early 1930s, Cyprus, merged with another image of a father standing next to his son. Historically we notice the separation of genders in Greek schools in the early 20th century.

Random negative glass plates that found a way to coexist in a single image have now turned into a unique contemporary art picture containing all the elements Fine Art has to offer.

The natural deterioration, combined with the plates' random blending, has created compositions that offer a new artistic proposal. Motifs that the forced entrance of humidity has generated into the images provided them with a one-of-a-kind creative element.

The Glass Plate Negatives, which date from the early beginning of the 20th century, have all the visual aesthetics and components that define contemporary artworks.

The scanning methods used to enlarge these images and the digital manipulation have turned the neglected pictures of the past into valuable Fine Art contemporary items.

The artwork is only printed once and hand-signed with acrylic paint. The buyer will also receive a letter of authenticity.

All physical artworks get printed using Archival Pigment Inks (Giclee Print Method) on Fine Art paper 310gr.

The artwork is rolled, packaged, and sent to your address with no extra costs.

If you choose the framed option, a new quotation will be issued, providing all shipping costs related to its transportation. It is then carefully placed in a customized box and sent to your destination.

If you have any other question please to not hesitate to contact me.

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