Person With Conscience (Green) Animals Quiescent, 1991 Flowers combining fine craftsmanship with conceptual

combining fine craftsmanship with conceptual art

this work was printed by the renowned Mourlot studio in Paris and published by the influential art publisher Tériade

and was published by Brooke Alexander Editions

combining photographic elements with his distinctive use of color and composition

Hirst attached copper plates to the spinning machine and used needles

Person With Conscience (Green) Animals Quiescent, 1991 Flowers combining fine craftsmanship with conceptualPerson With Conscience (Green) Animals Quiescent, 1991, is a photogravure and aquatint in colors on Somerset paper from an edition of 25. The work exemplifies Baldessari's conceptual approach to art, which often incorporates found imagery and unexpected visual relationships that invite viewers to question established meanings and create their own interpretations. The print was produced in a limited edition of 25, with each print personally signed,