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No. 58 - Chloris
goddess of flowers
Chloris
Goddess of flowers and new blossoms.
With every spring, Chloris awakened the earth in blooms and fresh color. She embodies renewal, hope, and the delicate beauty of new beginnings.
Each Collector Work on Paper begins as an archival pigment print on Canson Infinity Etching Rag and is transformed by hand into an original work through layers of wax, oils, pastels, pigments, and other surface treatments.
No two works are exactly alike. Colors, textures, and finishes evolve throughout the hand-finishing process, creating subtle variations that make every artwork unique. The resulting work possesses a softer, more luminous presence and a depth that cannot be achieved through printing alone.
Each artwork is archivally reverse-mounted using museum conservation methods and presented beneath UV-filtering museum glass in a handcrafted Larson-Juhl frame.
Exterior dimensions 26.5 by 32.5 inches.
No. 58 - Chloris
goddess of flowers
Chloris
Goddess of flowers and new blossoms.
With every spring, Chloris awakened the earth in blooms and fresh color. She embodies renewal, hope, and the delicate beauty of new beginnings.
Each Collector Work on Paper begins as an archival pigment print on Canson Infinity Etching Rag and is transformed by hand into an original work through layers of wax, oils, pastels, pigments, and other surface treatments.
No two works are exactly alike. Colors, textures, and finishes evolve throughout the hand-finishing process, creating subtle variations that make every artwork unique. The resulting work possesses a softer, more luminous presence and a depth that cannot be achieved through printing alone.
Each artwork is archivally reverse-mounted using museum conservation methods and presented beneath UV-filtering museum glass in a handcrafted Larson-Juhl frame.
Exterior dimensions 26.5 by 32.5 inches.
