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Entre Entree (Edition "quatre or")

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Edition:
15/15
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Offset print in two colours on reprint 100 grams paper
Condition:
Near Fine
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Multiple images.
Print size:
46 x 64.5 cm
Framed size:
unframed
Dimensions in inches:
18.1
" x
25.4
"
Provenance:
FW Books
Year of work:
Printed in
2014
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For the creation of ‘Entre Entree’, Stephan Keppel spent one year in Paris and it’s suburbs. By reproducing the endless variations of the city’s surfaces, with his set of printers, camera’s and partly found paper-stocks– Keppel creates a new urban and visual structure. This experimental approach gives a unique perspective on a city that is over the years so often visually celebrated. ‘Entre Entree’ is a very dense, attractive, but at the same time uncanny publication, which is a highlight in Keppel’s ongoing research on public space, urban structures and reproduction.

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Stephan Keppel

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Entre Entree (Edition "quatre or")

Edition:
15/15
Sold out by gallery or publisher
Signed on label on back of the print.
Signed
Image size:
Multiple images.
Print size:
46 x 64.5 cm
Frame size:
unframed
Provenance:
FW Books
Year of work:
Offset print in two colours on reprint 100 grams paper
Printed in:
2014
$
240
Inquire
Currently on hold
Note: prints larger than 18" are custom-shipped. Inquire about shipping methods & costs.
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For the creation of ‘Entre Entree’, Stephan Keppel spent one year in Paris and it’s suburbs. By reproducing the endless variations of the city’s surfaces, with his set of printers, camera’s and partly found paper-stocks– Keppel creates a new urban and visual structure. This experimental approach gives a unique perspective on a city that is over the years so often visually celebrated. ‘Entre Entree’ is a very dense, attractive, but at the same time uncanny publication, which is a highlight in Keppel’s ongoing research on public space, urban structures and reproduction.

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