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‘All of my drawings could be classified in three differents categories: Line drawings, Dot drawings, and Flat Colour drawings. It sometimes happens that these categories co-exist in the same drawing. There is no pre-determined rule. The Line category might be the one I spent the most time on. An innate love of line?’
Pierre Charpin, 2021
New Division Tryptich, 2021
Pierre Charpin
Edition of 20, stamped, numbered and embossed.
500 ×
700 ×
35 mm
Framed
£1,199BUY
Print Detail
Printed in museum-grade pigment colours on 300gsm Hahnemühle Etching paper and framed in our hand-made white gesso Ayous frames under UV Plexiglas for lasting colours.
Frame detail
Frame size 500 × 700 mm
Framed in Ayous wood finished in matt white gesso. We design and manufacture our own frames using European oak. We undertake the framing of all our prints, ensuring prints are fitted and packed to the highest standard. Click on the thumbnails below for frame sizes and profiles.
New Division
Pierre Charpin
‘All of my drawings could be classified in three differents categories: Line drawings, Dot drawings, and Flat Colour drawings. It sometimes happens that these categories co-exist in the same drawing. There is no pre-determined rule.
The Line category might be the one I spent the most time on. An innate love of line? Whether they are curved or straight, thin or fat, black or in colour, they always are lines arranged in a particular format and drawn with a specific tool, such as coloured pencils, felt, or a brush.
New Division also belongs to this category. But here, horizontal lines are running from one drawing to the other, escaping and crossing the limits of the page to create a tryptich. Verticals lines are meeting horizontal lines as if they were supporting them. Piers, bridges, roads, maybe, across a large river, or a deep and dark valley.’
Pierre Charpin, 2020