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Fragments of a Larger Thought I Robin Davisson abstract painting Washington, DC.jpg
Fragments of a Larger Thought I, II Robin Davisson abstract painting Washington DC in situ.jpg (Copy)

Fragments of a Larger Thought I

$750.00
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A hand-stitched collage of raw canvas and painted paper, pieced together in angular, overlapping shapes and visible machine stitching. Part of Throughline, a collection for the inaugural FEMME Art Fair, where collage and stitched canvas sit alongside painting as different expressions of the same visual language.

  • 16 × 22 in, acrylic and mixed media on paper and raw canvas, collaged and sewn.

  • Framed in solid maple wood, 20 × 29 × 2 in.

  • Professional-grade media and substrate so your painting lasts for generations.

  • For international and domestic shipping, please inquire with us at studio@robindavissonart.com for a quote.

A hand-stitched collage of raw canvas and painted paper, pieced together in angular, overlapping shapes and visible machine stitching. Part of Throughline, a collection for the inaugural FEMME Art Fair, where collage and stitched canvas sit alongside painting as different expressions of the same visual language.

  • 16 × 22 in, acrylic and mixed media on paper and raw canvas, collaged and sewn.

  • Framed in solid maple wood, 20 × 29 × 2 in.

  • Professional-grade media and substrate so your painting lasts for generations.

  • For international and domestic shipping, please inquire with us at studio@robindavissonart.com for a quote.

 

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