Very good condition.
27″W x 42″H
SLAVA ILYAYEV Hand Embellished Serigraph on Wood – Signed
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From Azerbaijan born artist, Slava Ilyayev, a post impressionist style serigraph. Titled From Here on Out, a hand embellished technique is printed on wood, to create dimension and mirror Ilyayev’s impasto painting technique. Depicting a couple strolling through the park, Ilyayev combines foggy atmosphere with vibrant autumn colors. Signed by the artist.
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