Bowl of Fruit — Marsden Hartley, 1923
Archival pigment print
Edition of 25 per size
Printed on Hahnemühle paper
Original artwork in the public domain. Source image courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago.
A study in reduction and immediacy, Bowl of Fruit distills still life to its essential forms. Hartley’s bold black strokes flatten depth and erase ornament, transforming a familiar subject into a graphic meditation on shape, weight, and balance. This edition has been carefully color-balanced from a high-resolution public-domain source and printed to preserve the crisp contrast and deliberate economy of the original work.
After Hours Art Editions publishes limited-edition prints for collectors drawn to mood, intimacy, and the charged space between art and desire.
Bowl of Fruit — Marsden Hartley, 1923
Archival pigment print
Edition of 25 per size
Printed on Hahnemühle paper
Original artwork in the public domain. Source image courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago.
A study in reduction and immediacy, Bowl of Fruit distills still life to its essential forms. Hartley’s bold black strokes flatten depth and erase ornament, transforming a familiar subject into a graphic meditation on shape, weight, and balance. This edition has been carefully color-balanced from a high-resolution public-domain source and printed to preserve the crisp contrast and deliberate economy of the original work.
After Hours Art Editions publishes limited-edition prints for collectors drawn to mood, intimacy, and the charged space between art and desire.
Each print is produced using museum-grade pigment inks on archival cotton paper, then hand-numbered and signed by the studio.
• Paper: 100% cotton rag, matte finish
• Printing: Archival pigment giclée
• Edition: 25 total, hand-numbered
• Certificate of authenticity included
• Ships unframed
