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CARRIE GRABER (1975-) Hand Embellished Giclee “Evening Out”
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Hand embellished giclée from California-based contemporary artist Carrie Graber (1975-) depicts a woman in low light and black evening gown fixing her shoe for the titular, “Evening Out.” A warm and sensual painting, this print has been heavily embellished with texture to mimic brushstrokes directly from the artist’s studio. Housed in a polished gold frame, this print is signed and numbered by Graber in the bottom right hand corner of the print.
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