Brian Seidel was a highly accomplished artist. His former teacher, the acclaimed Jeffrey Smart once described Seidel’s work as “evocations of moments of rapture”. That said however, his work could also be startlingly quiet - moments of reflection struck clear. Seidel is represented in regional and public collections across Australia. For collectors of Australian prints ‘Winter Solstice Sunrise’ is an uplifting find.
Artist: Brian SEIDEL, (1928 - )
Title: 'Winter Solstice Sunrise', 1978
Medium: Etching on paper
Edition: Edition of 25.
Work of art illustrated is a representative work from the edition. Any number from the edition may be supplied.
Image Size: 51 x 50 cm (height x width)
Signed: Signed Brian Seidel, dated, titled & edition in the margin
Letter of Provenance: Yes
Condition: very good
All original works of art are accompanied by a Letter of Provenance.
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Unframed items are wrapped in archival material and bubble wrap. Depending on their size, these works will either be shipped flat or in a crush-proof cardboard tube. Framed items are encased in paper or bubble wrap and cushioned with bubble wrapped corners. With over a decade experience packing fine art, we do our utmost to ensure your work of art arrives safe and sound.
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Australia Post and regular couriers do not take responsibility for breakage of glass. If you item contains glazing it will be removed from the frame when posting. Custom solutions for fragile items may include replacing the glass with perspex 'plastic' glass at extra cost or using a fine art courier that ships glass. Enquire if you would like to explore solutions customised to your location and item.
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