Sem Título #2 | Filhos do Reino
Sem Título #2 | Filhos do Reino
Sem Título #2 | Filhos do Reino
Sem Título #2 | Filhos do Reino
Sem Título #2 | Filhos do Reino
Sem Título #2 | Filhos do Reino

Sem Título #2 | Filhos do Reino

Flávio Cannalonga

Sale price€170,00
Choose your frame:

Choose your frame

Pickup available at 104 rue Curial, 75019, Paris Usually ready in 24 hours

Sem Título #2 | Filhos do Reino

Black Wood | A4 (21x29.7 cm)

104 rue Curial, 75019, Paris

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

104 Rue Curial
On appointment - Monday to Friday - 9 A.M. - 18 P.M.
75019 Paris
France

+33670614973
  • Print
  • Frame
  • Series
  • Triptyques

This print is part of a collection of 3 pictures taken from Flávio Cannalonga's series Filhos do Reino.

Up to 3 pictures from this series can be purchased in an exclusive branded box, a single print, a diptych or a triptych, framed in A3 or A4.

Specification

  • Edition of 100 in this size only
  • Print size: 14x21 cm
  • Piezography carbon inkjet print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 paper
  • Piezography is the world's most advanced digital negative printing process for black and white images. Nine carbon-based inks are mixed together, resulting in deep blacks, very soft gradients and precision of the finest details. We chose it for its exceptional longevity and unparalleled tonal range.
  • Comes with a signed certificate of authenticity

Note: a lower price is offered if you acquire more than one print from the same series. See the complete triptych.

If you would like your prints to be delivered in separate boxes, please place separate orders.

When purchasing more than one print from this series, a triptych discount will be applied on the cart page.

Worldwide shipping. Shipping costs calculated at checkout. Customs and duties taxes not included.

Have a question? Contact us!

START A COLLECTION. OWN THE COMPLETE TRIPTYCH.

Filhos do Reino

Though not a household name, Flávio Cannalonga was one of the most discerning photographers of his time, a profoundly perceptive humanist, who captured his compatriots with honesty, sensitivity and skill.