Fragment IV — The Form — Caritas Fragments, Tirage d'art

Fragment IV — The Form — Caritas Fragments

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€159.00

Taille : 30 x 40 cm

Encadrement : No Frame

Fragment IV / X

A fragment of a larger composition — focusing on form.

This piece isolates the body. A study of structure, weight, and presence, where light defines volume and the human figure emerges through subtle transitions.

The surface reveals layered pigments and soft tonal shifts that shape the form with quiet precision. Light moves across the body, creating depth and a sense of physical reality that feels both grounded and timeless.

Rather than presenting the full narrative, this fragment captures the essence of the human form — a balance between strength and vulnerability, held within a single moment.

Each piece is carefully produced to preserve the richness of texture, tonal depth, and the tactile quality of the original surface.

Research Note:
“Gradual tonal modeling and layered pigment structure reflect early 17th century figure construction techniques.”

– Part of the Caritas Fragment Series
– Museum-quality fine art print
– Available in selected sizes (30 × 40 cm / 40 × 50 cm)
– Available as fine art print or framed in black wood

– 30 × 40 cm: €159 (print) / €219 (framed)
– 40 × 50 cm: €249 (print) / €329 (framed)

Once removed from the collection, this fragment will not return.

A study by Studio Axis Art.

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