A photograph of the wintery sky above a tree temporarily laid bare while preparing for Spring. South Africa, 2015.
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Statement: A tree in winter is transformed and laid bare by unstoppable changes. At that time, there is no hiding its imperfections from all who look upon it, but the tree is not ashamed of its translucence, for it knows full well of the transformation and beauty taking place within, soon to reveal on the outside.
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| Weight | 6 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 150 × 7 × 100 cm |
| Size | 150x100cm, 100×60, 60×40 |
| Material | Fine-Art Giclee Canvas, Fine-Art Giclee Paper, Diasec |
| Price | R14,850.00, 11,100.00, 8,700.00 |
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- Estimated delivery time is 3 weeks
- Free shipping for all local (RSA) orders !
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- Order are insured with DHL
- Estimated delivery time is 3 weeks
- Free shipping for all local (RSA) orders !
- International Shipping rate is R6340
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