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DUOMO FLORENCE Print - Limited Edition of 20

MEIRION HARRIES

United Kingdom

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About The Artwork

If you know and love Florence, I hope that this image will convey the majesty of Filippo Brunelleschi's masterpiece. This huge Renaissance dome is a 15th century design and was the largest dome in the world until the modern era.It looks magical because it is not held up by stone buttresses but by a series of chains that take the strain of the spreading brick structure. I just love the way it looms out in all its beauty and grandeur.

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Print:Giclee on Photo Paper

Size:8 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:13.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.

Welcome. If you would like to discuss framing or how to light the image, please get in touch. The sizes currently available are those which I think work well but if your home or office needs something different, please get in touch through my website - www.fineartphotography.london (you will need to copy and paste this address into your browser). I will then make the size you require and provide it through this portal so you will have all the Saatchi assurances. My work is a reflection of a life lived - travel as a child across a wide swathe of the world - from the intense sunlit beauty of Penang to the grey chill rains of North Wales. Childhood ended with injury and a long period of hospitalisation: in the depths of that time, I endured perceptions of the world not dissimilar to those that Sylvia Plath describes in The Bell Jar - colours, noises, shapes all distant and diffused. Memories of this state still provide alternative perceptions of reality that inform my work. As an adult, my life has remained various: I have worked in China and Japan; swum by moonlight in the waters of Lake Baikal and borne witness to the thawing Cold War in Vladivostok. And photography, of course, has taken me to many countries - as has twenty years as a writer on history and culture.  Two books on Japan brought a deeper understanding of that very particular, spare culture.  And a study of twentieth century war art (published by the Tate and Imperial War Museum) brought me into daily contact with the work of lyrical artists like Eric Ravilious, Paul and John Nash, Henry Moore and John Piper - lasting influences, embedded by long, private interviews with Moore and Piper.  The final major influence on my work came from the not for profit organisation I helped to found that helped people with disabilities and chronic conditions have a public voice - using photography and film to tell their truths. I learned not to impose my ideas - an approach that is now at the heart of my work in the sense that I try to have my images be true to themselves.  I have had nine exhibitions: my studio is in Notting Hill - a stone's throw from the birthplace of the subject of my last but one exhibition, Virginia Woolf. My last exhibition was "The Past Vanishes", a meditation on Bulgarian history - held at the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in London.

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