In 1968 under the guidance of lithographer Stanley Jones, Barbara Hepworth produced a suite of works known as Twelve Lithographs. This series was a huge commercial success. Hepworth described how this was an opportunity to work on ideas that would eventually translate into sculpture. In some cases the prints include a grid formation in the manner of works such as Argos, here we can see Hepworth working through ideas about the construction of form rather than the modeling of form.
Each print is bespoke - it is produced on demand (POD) on fine art paper (280gsm): ideal for museum-quality reproductions and gives a gently textured matt surface, using a SwissQ print system: a state-of-the-art, large-format flatbed printer. Swiss-made, it’s fitted with low energy LED lights and cutting-edge UV printing processes, allowing us to print exceptionally precisely, reduce paper waste, and be more energy efficient. The inks used are vegan, VOC, NVC and TPO free.
Frames are handmade from sustainably sourced wood and acrylic plexiglass. We use 90% UV-protected shatter-resistant acrylic glazing to preserve prints from light damage and bleaching. Cast acrylic is a high-quality material, offering many benefits including 92% optical clarity. Cast acrylic is also fully recyclable
Framed prints are delivered ready to hang.
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