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GABRIEL LIPPER - Study, Judgment of Paris, oil 5x7

GABRIEL LIPPER - Study, Judgment of Paris, oil 5x7

$375.00 USD
$375.00 USD
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Another small gem by Gabriel Lipper, study for Judgment of Paris, 5x7 oil. Framed in simple white frame (see figure 2).

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    Different types of print products we offer We offer high quality Giclee prints for most of the artists we represent, in both canvas prints and paper prints. Gallery Wrapped, Canvas...

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    Giclée is pronounced “jee-clay” from the French, meaning “to spray.”  Currently giclée printing is the highest quality form of art reproduction available to us. To print a giclée, we start with...

    What is Giclée and Why Does It Matter?

    Giclée is pronounced “jee-clay” from the French, meaning “to spray.”  Currently giclée printing is the highest quality form of art reproduction available to us. To print a giclée, we start with...

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    Some of the artists we feature at Carrie Goller Gallery describe themselves as "plein air" artist. What does "plein air" mean exactly? 'En plein air', French, meaning "in the open"...

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