Haus of Renaissance
by Matthias Haker
Editions of 30

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1. Size

Size tier

4 prices, 4 sizes: pick your work and size (FYI not all works come in all sizes).

For just a print: simply select your desired size. All edition works come with a hand signed certificate from the artist for that extra special touch.

(Note that not all artworks come in all sizes and materials, for e.g works printed on canvas are only available in House & Villa).

2. Mount

Mounts

Alu Dibond

Top of the range for mounting, protection and style.

The work is mounted on a sophisticated sandwich panel of two thin aluminium pieces with a thin protection film on top. Matt finish.

Alu Dibond Plexi/Matt

Optionally with an extra transparent UV protected polymer-based sheet, in a matt or glossy finish.

Liquid Gloss

A thin layer of polished liquid resin poured over and hardened for maximum protection and a high gloss finish.

3. Print

4. Frame

Print

C-print

A chromogenic print (huh?!) In other words: a digital print on special photographic paper at no extra cost (don’t say we’re not good to you).

Fine art paper

Special (oooooh) art paper giving a rich matt finish used on either Hahnemuhle or Epson fine art. N/A for canvas or plexi glass. Frame is advised with fine art paper to protect the edges.

Framing

Decide to go bare without a frame, or choose between high quality black, white, or our special frame. 'Special' because it was explicitly chosen by our team to suit the artwork best and bring out its loveliest features. Note that not all frame options are available for every artwork.

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$4,700

Including insurance & delivery

Artwork description

Wild skies and a whirlwind of cherubic babies - this interior is gone with the wind fabulous! Haker invites us into his secret Renaissance hideaway, one in which we’re bewildered by the encompassing, fantastic frescoes.

About the artist

Matthias Haker is an Urbex artist whose name has essentially become synonymous with genre of photography. In 2008, he bought his first digital SLR camera while he was doing a degree in media computer science - it was then that a seed was planted - in the cracks of an abandoned castle, we’re guessing. Since 2012 he has cultivated an illustrious career as a professional freelance and fine art photographer.

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