Dimensions
Unframed WxH : 60cm x 80cm 
Framed WxH:  62,4cm x 82,4cm

Print
Fine Art Giclée print for longevity and UV stability on 308gsm Hahnemühle Fine Art paper. 100% end-to-end carbon neutral.
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Frame
FSC®-certified wood frames complete with high quality glass windows ready to be hung. All woods are solid & sustainably sourced, not made up of any reconstituted materials. 100% acid free materials.
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Limited Edition
Reproductions are limited to a total of 50 prints. Once a print collection is sold out, it will not be reproduced again.

Authentification
Each limited edition print arrives with a signed certificate of authenticity and is individually numbered.

Shipping & Tax
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Return Policy
Due to the custom nature of our products, we are unable to accept returns or exchanges for items that have been specially printed for each customer. We kindly ask that you review your order carefully before submitting it to ensure that you have provided accurate information, such as size, color, and design preferences.
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The Art piece

Egg, Artichoke and Lily captures a delicate balance between the ordinary and the extraordinary. Two forks support an egg and an illustrated artichoke under a protective net, with a lily placed elegantly on top.  

This arrangement reflects the collector’s urge to gather and preserve. The net hints at fragility, as if these objects are too precious to be left unguarded. The egg represents potential, the artichoke complexity, and the lily adds a sense of purity. Together, they suggest that collecting is about finding meaning and beauty in life’s small, fragile moments.

Location of drawing
Paris, France

Released
2025

Soundtrack
While drawing, I found myself caught between the sultry elegance of Morning Sun by Melody Gardot and the dreamy grooves of La Femme d’Argent. It felt like my art was sipping espresso in Paris while simultaneously floating through space - a vibe I highly recommend. Here's the complete, unfiltered playlist for the series "Ode to the Collector"

Still life with artichokes, Jean Valette-Falgores Penot (1710-1777)

Lily