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Chilli Explosion is a giclée print on Hahnemuhle William Turner 320gsm paper by Charlotte Gerrard from a limited edition of 75.
Qualifies for Own Art finance, 10 instalments, 0% interest
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Giclée print
Size: Image size: 55 x 75 cm Signed by the artist On Hahnemuhle William Turner 320gsm paper
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London-based visual artist and art-educator, Charlotte Gerrard's work, is unique, beautiful, humoristic and very popular. Her art prints have always been based around the natural world, embodying the complexities and detail found throughout animals – especially cows! “I focus on capturing the individuality, charm and serenity of these gentle and earthy creatures”. Sensitive to environmental awareness and the fragility of our planet, Charlotte Gerrard strives to denounce it through creative art projects and educates children to it.
London-based visual artist and art-educator, Charlotte Gerrard's work, is unique, beautiful, humoristic and very popular. Her art prints have always been based around the natural world, embodying the complexities and detail found throughout animals – especially cows! “I focus on capturing the individuality, charm and serenity of these gentle and earthy creatures”. Sensitive to environmental awareness and the fragility of our planet, Charlotte Gerrard strives to denounce it through creative art projects and educates children to it.
