Apelles painting Campaspe, van Haecht (II) by Lluis Barba Cantos
Limited Edition, Edition of: 100, Signed
Limited Edition, Edition of: 100, Signed

Apelles painting Campaspe, van Haecht (II)

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31.5 x 47.2
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43.3 x 65.0
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profile width: 0.59", with backing, Canadian Maple, Brown, 33.2 x 49.0" (External dimensions) Wooden with aluminium Dibond, Canadian Maple, Brown, 31.8 x 47.6" (External dimensions) On premium paper (matte) not mounted or framed. Shipped rolled.
profile width: 0.59", with backing, Canadian Maple, Brown, 33.2 x 49.0" (External dimensions)
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profile width: 0.59", with backing, Canadian Maple, Brown, 45.0 x 66.7" (External dimensions) Wooden with aluminium Dibond, Canadian Maple, Brown, 43.6 x 65.3" (External dimensions) On premium paper (matte) not mounted or framed. Shipped rolled.
profile width: 0.59", with backing, Canadian Maple, Brown, 45.0 x 66.7" (External dimensions)
2018 / 2021 LBR06

Social criticism and willful iconographic boundary crossing merge into new subversive forms in Lluís Barba’s epic collages. The Catalan artist takes the most significant works from the history of art and swamps them underneath contemporary… Read more

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