frida Artwork - Limited Edition of 10

Art was always the most important thing in Mary's Money’s life. Shapes and colors, lines and surfaces, composition and arrangement have interested the artist since childhood. At first he dealt with classical drawing and painting. In his following artistic development, the artist combined these basic techniques. The artist's headstrong personality, defiance, later led him to renounce conventions and venture into new territories. The desire to create something new shaped her whole life. First with classic techniques and now with digital media. Classically painted pictures, with oil, acrylic or watercolors, became the background of ingeniously applied drawings. This is how the typical images for her style were created. The motif is skillfully divided into areas. The use of digital media in art became a must for Mary Money in order to combine conventional and modern techniques. Classic forms of representation such as oil painting, watercolors or pencil drawings are now perfectly imitated by digital technology. In the artist's works, one immediately recognizes the perfect handling of classical techniques, which are supplemented and refined by the digital possibilities. The individual line, the endeavor of the artist to present the classic through modern media, is distinctive and unique. Mary Money is living and working in Germany. Mary Money’s works are printed on high-quality artist paper (Hahnemühle) using professional FineArt technology. Hahnemühle is a more than 400 year old manufacturer that produces artist papers for the highest demands in museum quality. Professional FineArtPrint delivers exceptional results with excellent color accuracy, which guarantees the quality and integrity of the works. The combination of paper and printing of the highest quality guarantees impressive FineArtPrints and underlines the precision and detail reproduction of the works. Hahnemühle Albrecht Dürer Paper Hahnemühle Albrecht Dürer is a genuine mould-made paper made from 50% cotton and 50% α-cellulose fibres. The traditional mould-made art paper is refined with a coating specially developed for FineArt applications. The white FineArt inkjet paper does not contain optical brighteners and has a classic, strikingly defined watercolour structure that adds an artistic touch to art reproductions in particular.