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Artist: Lisa A. Frank
Conservatory (Vertical Still Life Photograph of Tropical Birds & Exotic Flowers)
By Lisa A. Frank
Located in Hudson, NY
Vertical still life photograph of colorful tropical birds and exotic flowers
Archival digital print, 94 x 40 inches.
This contemporary, archival d...
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2010s Contemporary Lisa A. Frank Figurative Photography
Materials
Archival Ink, Digital Pigment
Suzanna's Specimen Panel (Still Life Photograph Tapestry of Flowers & Birds)
By Lisa A. Frank
Located in Hudson, NY
Vertical, still life photograph tapestry of birds and flowers
Archival digital print
94 x 40 inches, edition of 15
Also available in:
54 x 23 inches, edition of 20, $2200
40 x 17 i...
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2010s Contemporary Lisa A. Frank Figurative Photography
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Archival Ink, Archival Pigment
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