Abbott Handerson Thayer's Angel (1887) is both a portrait of his daughter Mary at age eleven and an allegory of hope and spirituality. He manipulated the paint with brooms, scrapers, his fingers, and even a paint tube to achieve his effects.
A new fine art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm (smooth matt finish) mounted with conservation grade boards and tapes and framed in an early to mid-century gold Taos frame with its distinctive carving patterns. Completed with a handmade black wooden slip and real glass glazing.
Frame Overall: 30 x 465 x 570mm
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