Magnus Gjoen (1979) - Delft Skull





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Magnus Gjoen’s 2011 54 × 54 cm giclée print Delft Skull, a contemporary pop culture work from the United Kingdom, is a limited edition 30/30 signed and numbered in pencil, sold with a white box frame in excellent condition, no certificate of authenticity currently available.
Description from the seller
Artist: Magnus Gjoen
Title: Delft Skull
Year: 2011
Technique: Giclée print
Style: Contemporary
Depiction / Theme: Pop Culture
Edition: 30/30
Signed: Yes, signed by the artist in pencil in the lower right
Numbered: 30/30 in pencil in the lower right
Framing: Presented in a white box frame
Condition: The artwork itself presents very well. The white frame has some minor wear/damage, including a small chip to the upper edge, as shown in the photographs.
Certificate of Authenticity: No Certificate of Authenticity currently available. The artist’s signature, date and edition number are clearly visible on the work itself.
Additional information: Limited edition work from an edition of only 30. The image combines ornate blue-and-white Delft-style decorative imagery with the form of a human skull, reflecting Magnus Gjoen’s recurring themes of beauty, fragility, mortality and classical ornament.
Artist: Magnus Gjoen
Title: Delft Skull
Year: 2011
Technique: Giclée print
Style: Contemporary
Depiction / Theme: Pop Culture
Edition: 30/30
Signed: Yes, signed by the artist in pencil in the lower right
Numbered: 30/30 in pencil in the lower right
Framing: Presented in a white box frame
Condition: The artwork itself presents very well. The white frame has some minor wear/damage, including a small chip to the upper edge, as shown in the photographs.
Certificate of Authenticity: No Certificate of Authenticity currently available. The artist’s signature, date and edition number are clearly visible on the work itself.
Additional information: Limited edition work from an edition of only 30. The image combines ornate blue-and-white Delft-style decorative imagery with the form of a human skull, reflecting Magnus Gjoen’s recurring themes of beauty, fragility, mortality and classical ornament.

