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Image:
6.00" x 8.00"
Overall:
6.00" x 8.00"
Bad Conscience Wood Print
by Hans Egil Saele
Product Details
Bad Conscience wood print by Hans Egil Saele. Bring your artwork to life with the texture and added depth of a wood print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 3/4" thick maple wood. There are D-clips on the back of the print for mounting it to your wall using mounting hooks and nails (included).
Design Details
Bad Conscience is water color cut outs mounted on canvas.
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3 - 4 business days
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Artist's Description
Bad Conscience is water color cut outs mounted on canvas.
About Hans Egil Saele
Hans Egil Saele, b. 1954, Norway. Professional and full time artist working in the field of Fusionism and Nature. A selection of exhibitions the artist has participated in: "Nordic Masters" at Nordic Heritage Museum, Seattle, USA "Nordic Masters" Swedish American Museum, Chicago, USA "Nordic Masters" Swedish Art Institute, Minneapolis, USA Galleri Gude, Oslo, Norway Galleri Episteme, Abstract Realism, København, Denmark Galleri Art Now, Göteborg, Sweden Galleri Mollbrink, Uppsala, Sweden A selection of public and private collections the artist is represented in: Volvo Sweden, painting in the board room Samsung, Korea. Amoco Oil Company Collection, USA. Nordic American Tankers. Wolfgang Wagner Samlung, Bayreuth,...
$56.00
Robert McAlpine
Fabulous image
Anna Serebryanik
Wonderful artistic work!
John Trommer
Nice work.
Leif Sohlman
Nice creation of Bad Conscience Hans Egil
Bob Cuthbert
Beauty
Jim Love
Hans there is just something so riveting about this work...inspired title also
Joan Stratton
Great piece, Hans :)
Kristia Adams
Interesting abstract!
Robert VanDerWal
It Can Do That to You!!
Loren Dowding
Nice work!
Eleanor Bortnick
Very creative artwork.
Denise Harty
Very expressive! L/F
Belinda Greb
Great expressiveness!
Bill Chambers
Beautiful rendering, Hans.
David Hinds
Nice.
Judi Dressler
Nice!
Chance Kafka
intriguing