TOMEH 1988 - “Edge” – XL Original Painting – Ink Drawing on Vintage Book Pages .





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An original, unique ink drawing by artist TOMEH 1988 titled “Edge” on vintage book pages, 63 x 94.5 cm, 500 g, created in 2026, depicting a landscape in a contemporary style and hand-signed with a laminated Certificate of Authenticity; condition is Excellent.
Description from the seller
One-of-a-kind original artwork, entirely handmade by the artist.
Ink drawing on vintage book pages glued together.
Unique artwork, Handpainted.
Medium: Ink
Dimensions: 63 x 94,5 cm
Title: Edge
Series: Urban Shadows Series
Signed: Hand-signed by the artist
Condition: Excellent
Originality: Unique one-of-a-kind artwork – not a print or reproduction
The artwork has been professionally treated with a protective fixative to ensure long-term preservation.
The piece will be carefully rolled and shipped in a reinforced protective art tube. A hand-signed and laminated Certificate of Authenticity will be included.
Framing Recommendation:
I highly recommend leaving at least 5 cm of space between the artwork and the frame. Art needs space to breathe—both visually and spiritually.
Seller's Story
One-of-a-kind original artwork, entirely handmade by the artist.
Ink drawing on vintage book pages glued together.
Unique artwork, Handpainted.
Medium: Ink
Dimensions: 63 x 94,5 cm
Title: Edge
Series: Urban Shadows Series
Signed: Hand-signed by the artist
Condition: Excellent
Originality: Unique one-of-a-kind artwork – not a print or reproduction
The artwork has been professionally treated with a protective fixative to ensure long-term preservation.
The piece will be carefully rolled and shipped in a reinforced protective art tube. A hand-signed and laminated Certificate of Authenticity will be included.
Framing Recommendation:
I highly recommend leaving at least 5 cm of space between the artwork and the frame. Art needs space to breathe—both visually and spiritually.

