Magnus Gjoen (1979) - Delft Scarab





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Magnus Gjoen, Delft Scarab, a 2011 limited-edition giclée print of an animals-themed scarab, signed and dated by the artist, presented in a white frame; framed dimensions approximately 54 × 54 cm, in excellent condition.
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Magnus Gjoen (b. 1979, London, to Norwegian parents)
Delft Scarab, 2011
Limited edition giclée print depicting an intricately detailed scarab beetle composed from classical and decorative imagery.
Gjoen’s work is known for combining historical and ornamental references with contemporary themes, often exploring contrasts between beauty, mortality, fragility and symbolism. Delft Scarab is a strong example of this visual language, blending the form of a natural-history specimen with richly decorative imagery.
Edition 28/30.
Signed and dated 2011 by the artist in the lower right and numbered 28/30.
Presented in a white frame, as shown in the photographs.
Approximate framed dimensions: 54 x 54 cm.
The work has been kept framed and presents very well overall. Please inspect the photographs carefully for the condition of both the artwork and frame.
No Certificate of Authenticity is currently available. The artist’s signature, date and edition number are clearly visible on the work itself.
Magnus Gjoen is a London-born contemporary artist of Norwegian parentage whose work combines classical imagery, symbolism and modern visual culture.
Magnus Gjoen (b. 1979, London, to Norwegian parents)
Delft Scarab, 2011
Limited edition giclée print depicting an intricately detailed scarab beetle composed from classical and decorative imagery.
Gjoen’s work is known for combining historical and ornamental references with contemporary themes, often exploring contrasts between beauty, mortality, fragility and symbolism. Delft Scarab is a strong example of this visual language, blending the form of a natural-history specimen with richly decorative imagery.
Edition 28/30.
Signed and dated 2011 by the artist in the lower right and numbered 28/30.
Presented in a white frame, as shown in the photographs.
Approximate framed dimensions: 54 x 54 cm.
The work has been kept framed and presents very well overall. Please inspect the photographs carefully for the condition of both the artwork and frame.
No Certificate of Authenticity is currently available. The artist’s signature, date and edition number are clearly visible on the work itself.
Magnus Gjoen is a London-born contemporary artist of Norwegian parentage whose work combines classical imagery, symbolism and modern visual culture.

