The Less Deceived Photograph - Limited Edition of 250

"All human emotion is headquartered in a love of self." - Dominic Rouse (The Artist's Journal, March 2006) The catalyst for this seductive image was Philip Larkin's poem 'Deceptions' which was itself prompted by an article in 'London, Labour and the Poor' (Mayhew, Henry 1851–1861) in which a young woman recounts her experience at the hands of a man who drugged and raped her. Larkin's sad conclusion is that her attacker was, ultimately, deceiving himself more than her. The model was photographed at the artist's studio and the background is composed of Gothic arches photographed in the upper tier of an English cathedral. The edition is limited to 250 signed and numbered prints on Fuji's beautiful Crystal Archive paper. The image area allows for a 1" white border on all four sides of the image for easy framing. A Certificate of Print Authenticity is included and a hand numbered Gallery Stamp is printed on the back. Ships rolled in a sturdy PVC tube. "The work is beautiful and intriguing. It is a delight to see it in person and to be able to appreciate the exquisite tonal qualities." (Paul Paletti - Louisville, USA) PLEASE NOTE - the edition number of the print you receive will not necessarily correspond to those in the listing photographs.

Photography:Digital on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:250

Size:12 W x 15 H x 0.1 D in

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