Humans produce a lot of waste and take over nature. But in the end, nature will always grow back and take over what belongs to them. Made with charcoal, acrylic paint, and coloured pencils.
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Nature Will Always Grow Back
Humans produce a lot of waste and take over nature. But in the end, nature will always grow back and take over what belongs to them. Made with charcoal, acrylic paint, and coloured pencils.
by Gaby Teresa
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Limited Edition
All prints come with a certificate for authenticity numbered and signed by the artist, limited edition is a guarantee number of copies available worldwide produced by ubudeco.com
Best Quality Print
All framing with passe-partout to avoid the print from touching the protective acrylic sheet and to enhance visual appeals , passe-partout is a french term for mat or a thin cardboard cutout and includes in picture frame.
Maximum Print Life
Highest quality archival inks and museum quality material are used to ensure our editions and prints in exceptionally close match to the original artwork in both detail and colour fidelity.
Artwork Details
| Artist | Gaby TERESA |
|---|---|
| Orientation | Portrait |
| Limited Edition | Yes |
Limited Edition
All prints come with a certificate for authenticity numbered and signed by the artist, limited edition is a guarantee number of copies available worldwide produced by ubudeco.com
Best Quality Print
All framing with passe-partout to avoid the print from touching the protective acrylic sheet and to enhance visual appeals , passe-partout is a french term for mat or a thin cardboard cutout and includes in picture frame.
Maximum Print Life
Highest quality archival inks and museum quality material are used to ensure our editions and prints in exceptionally close match to the original artwork in both detail and colour fidelity.
Description
Humans produce a lot of waste and take over nature. But in the end, nature will always grow back and take over what belongs to them. Made with charcoal, acrylic paint, and coloured pencils.
Artwork Details
| Artist | Gaby TERESA |
|---|---|
| Orientation | Portrait |
| Limited Edition | Yes |
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