'Platinum' - a limited edition print of a lily
'Platinum' - a limited edition print of a lily
A lily dramatized by light. The shape of the petals, as if carved from alabaster, give it a permanence, and a whiteness that is almost metallic.
• Published in two sizes, as a limited edition of 130.
• Image sizes: 25cm x 25cm and 15cm x 15cm
• Paper sizes: 35cm x 33cm and 23cm x 21cm
• Printed on 255gsm archival fine art paper using pigment inks
• Signed and numbered by the artist, Karen Hollis
• Stamped by Art in Bloom for authenticity
• Includes a 'Certificate of Authenticity'
‘Platinum’, a white lily limited edition print
A white lily limited edition print reproduced to the highest standard from a photograph of an original oil painting by Karen Hollis. This lily sits on a strong purple background which brings out the statuesque quality of the flower.
“When I started this painting I was inspired by the waxy look of the lily. It made me think of marble or alabaster so I wanted to create something that had that same feeling of being ‘statuesque’. I love the way the light and shade enhance the marble-like qualities. The rich purple background adds to the contrast making the white petals feel cold. The stamens add a small touch of warmth.” Karen Hollis
Hollis specialises in bright, bold floral paintings that are flooded with light. Her pictures of flowers capture the viewer and draw them in. A statement piece for any wall.
Limited edition giclée fine art prints
From photographing the artwork, proofing the prints to signing the finished pieces we monitor all events to make sure that the limited edition print that you receive is to the highest quality. We use a professional photographer and printer to get the best results.
Giclée prints give a high degree of accuracy and a richness of colour. We use a Fine Art Trade Guild accredited printer who uses archival quality pigmented inks that are UV stable and have a lifespan of 100+ years. The fine art paper we use is archival grade 255gsm Somerset Enhanced Velvet professional cotton from the English paper maker, St Cuthberts Mill.