Judith Logan, Luna 2, work on paper, 21 x 30 (31 x 40 x 1.5 framed)
Year: 2022
Medium(s): ghost print with black, red and yellow ink on Kent printmaking paper, with added Indian ink pen detail.
Printing technique: printed using an etching press.
Edition 2/3, part of a limited series of 3 editions, each with slightly different details.
Frame: bespoke wooden frame with glass
- £250.00
Shipping - Collection from the gallery’s office in 3-5 business days. Shipped in 5-7 business days from Northern Ireland, UK.
Return - This work is eligible for return.
Artist - Selected Recognitions
- Award-winning artist (Ulster Society of Women Artists’ awards)
- Exhibited at high profile exhibitions in N. Ireland (inc. Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibitions)
- Exhibited at high profile exhibitions in UK (incl. Sunday Times Watercolour Competition, and Royal Watercolour Society Annual Exhibitions)
Further information
Artist's commentary about this work: 'The second in a series of 3 editions created with handmade stencils and printed using an etching press. This composition started with the tree, a common motif in my work, and the figure and moon followed. I have always loved trees and nature and for me they represent something solid, fixed, like a landmark. The silhouette of a bare winter tree against the sky has always caught my eye with its intricate pattern of branches and lends itself well to a graphic rendering in print.' Judith Logan
Judith Logan is an award-winning painter. She works in a variety of media – paint, pencil and print, and her art often features fascinating figures and interesting scenes of everyday life. Some pieces start with life captured in a sketchbook, others are committed to memory and embellished with imagination, or can draw upon literary sources. All bear a strong narrative element, born out the artist’s love for visual storytelling.
Find out more about this artist and view all her works on Judith Logan’s page.
