Joan Isaac Wood Land Flowers Framed Print Art
“Woodland Flowers. Quadtych” by Joanne Isaac
Size: Approximately 31.7 cm wide, 23 cm tall, and 1.7 cm thick.
This is a lovely piece featuring four different floral colored etchings combined into one. It comes in a stylish antique silver frame that complements the artwork's atmosphere.
Purchased from an interior art gallery within a department store, already framed.
As there is no serial number, it is likely a print rather than a hand-drawn original.
Lacking a suitable display space, it was temporarily leaned against a cabinet rather than hung on a wall. There are no signs of fading, stains, or dirt.
The original box is not included, so it will be carefully packaged for shipping.
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Joanne Isaac
Printmaker. Born in the United States. Studied at Parsons School of Design and Yale School of Fine Arts. She creates etching prints using traditional techniques, handling the entire process from image creation to printing herself. Her works have been exhibited worldwide, including at the UNICEF New York office and embassies in Paris. Known for her love of Japan, she has held exhibitions and signing events across the country for over 10 years. Her final exhibition tour in Japan in 2014-2015, following her announcement of retirement, drew many fans, solidifying her popularity. She passed away in November 2017.
Size: Approximately 31.7 cm wide, 23 cm tall, and 1.7 cm thick.
This is a lovely piece featuring four different floral colored etchings combined into one. It comes in a stylish antique silver frame that complements the artwork's atmosphere.
Purchased from an interior art gallery within a department store, already framed.
As there is no serial number, it is likely a print rather than a hand-drawn original.
Lacking a suitable display space, it was temporarily leaned against a cabinet rather than hung on a wall. There are no signs of fading, stains, or dirt.
The original box is not included, so it will be carefully packaged for shipping.
——————————————
Joanne Isaac
Printmaker. Born in the United States. Studied at Parsons School of Design and Yale School of Fine Arts. She creates etching prints using traditional techniques, handling the entire process from image creation to printing herself. Her works have been exhibited worldwide, including at the UNICEF New York office and embassies in Paris. Known for her love of Japan, she has held exhibitions and signing events across the country for over 10 years. Her final exhibition tour in Japan in 2014-2015, following her announcement of retirement, drew many fans, solidifying her popularity. She passed away in November 2017.
Category
Print
Condition
Almost new
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Kanagawa
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