Ancient Garden Artwork

Ancient Garden © Pelin Atilla The artwork is inspired by Tezer Ozlu's ''Ancient Garden'' book. Tezer Ozlu (1943-1986), who is described as a sorrowful princess in modern Turkish literature. As a feminist symbol, Ozlu represents a shift in the demographics of Turkish authors as the predominance of men faded in the late 1970s, and more women rose to become published authors of national renown. Ancient Garden (1978) is a collection of short stories published in various magazines after 1963. Ozlu wrote mainly in her mother tongue of Turkish, yet her style, temperament, voice, and life aligned technically and thematically with the earlier German and Italian writers she admired, from the Joycean experimentalism of Italo Svevo to the singular meta-fictions of Franz Kafka; yet, it was the atheistic loneliness of Cesar Pavese who inspired her to end her last book, ''Journey to the End of Life'' —first published in German two years before her untimely death— in the very hotel room where he committed suicide. One of a kind Abstract/Contemporary Artwork, Ancient Garden! The artwork is made with digital drawing (pastel, gouache) and acrylic painting techniques. Only 1 unique piece of art! Artwork size 214x144 cm (image size: 210x140 cm) Hahnemühle Fine Art ® Giclée print with ~2 cm white border for framing on fine art paper. (Printed on High-Quality Hahnemühle Fine Art Papers · 100% α-Cellulose. Prints are made on museum grade matte, 100% cotton paper and are resistant to fading, guaranteeing a lifelong span for the print) Artwork is signed by hand (on the back of the print), and has a certificate of authenticity to assure that it is an original print. Your print will be produced to the highest standards, proofed, checked, and securely shipped. (Please be noticed it takes approximately 10-15 business days to get ready for shipment)