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Hexagonal
Framed Fine Art Print
2018, Open Edition
Archival photographic print on heavyweight, acid-free, soft gloss paper in a wood, white, or black frame. Features a 1.25" white border around the image. No matte. Acrylic glass front gives a crystal clear view. Includes a certificate of authenticity on request, and arrives wired to hang.
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About
This
Artwork
This image is a portion of the facade of Museo Soumaya, which is located in Mexico City, Mexico. The building was created by Carlos Slim to house his private collection of 66,000 pieces of predominantly Central American and European art. The entire facade is covered with 16,000 hexagonal aluminum tiles.
Ronald Erskine
Palm Springs, California
Ronald Erskine strives to create clean, concise and uncluttered images. He prefers to portray colorful subjects because of color's ability to stimulate feelings and emotions. His eye normally goes towards a "finite portion of a larger subject" which produces what he calls a "puzzle effect" in his compositions.