First Series — Genesis #11 — Framed Fine Art Giclée Print
AUSTRALIAN DELIVERY ONLY — Due to the size and framing of this artwork, delivery is available within Australia only. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
Artist: George Allan
Title: Genesis #11
Series: First Series — Genesis
Drawing date: 16 August 2001
Edition: Open edition
Medium: Archival giclée fine-art reproduction on 290 gsm archival fine-art paper using archival pigment inks
Framed size: 69 × 87 cm
Orientation: Portrait
Framing: White custom timber frame with raised white mat, approximately 4–5 mm above the artwork, conservation-grade mounting and backing materials, and premium-grade acrylic glazing
Availability: One framed display-stock example
Regular price: AUD $800
Sale price: AUD $400 — 50% OFF
Genesis #11 marks a significant structural development within First Series — Genesis, returning the complete human figure to the centre of the composition within an increasingly complex geometric and symbolic system.
A single frontal figure occupies the central vertical axis, with multiple circular nodes extending through the body from above the head into the lower structure. Dense bilateral panels of script-filled circular forms flank the figure, while horizontal alignments connect these surrounding fields to different levels of the central body.
The result is one of the most systematically organised works in the Genesis sequence, bringing the human form, geometry, recurring glyph-like script and surrounding informational structures into a single integrated composition.
This archival giclée fine-art reproduction preserves the precise monochrome linework and intricate symbolic detail of the original drawing. The raised-mat presentation gives the work additional depth and separation within the frame.
For further insight into the imagery, structure and interpretation of Genesis #11, visit the Drawing & AI Analysis section of the Enigmatic Drawings website.
Please note: In-situ images are provided to illustrate Genesis #11 in display settings and may not show this exact framed sale item.
AUSTRALIAN DELIVERY ONLY — Due to the size and framing of this artwork, delivery is available within Australia only. Shipping is calculated at checkout.
Artist: George Allan
Title: Genesis #11
Series: First Series — Genesis
Drawing date: 16 August 2001
Edition: Open edition
Medium: Archival giclée fine-art reproduction on 290 gsm archival fine-art paper using archival pigment inks
Framed size: 69 × 87 cm
Orientation: Portrait
Framing: White custom timber frame with raised white mat, approximately 4–5 mm above the artwork, conservation-grade mounting and backing materials, and premium-grade acrylic glazing
Availability: One framed display-stock example
Regular price: AUD $800
Sale price: AUD $400 — 50% OFF
Genesis #11 marks a significant structural development within First Series — Genesis, returning the complete human figure to the centre of the composition within an increasingly complex geometric and symbolic system.
A single frontal figure occupies the central vertical axis, with multiple circular nodes extending through the body from above the head into the lower structure. Dense bilateral panels of script-filled circular forms flank the figure, while horizontal alignments connect these surrounding fields to different levels of the central body.
The result is one of the most systematically organised works in the Genesis sequence, bringing the human form, geometry, recurring glyph-like script and surrounding informational structures into a single integrated composition.
This archival giclée fine-art reproduction preserves the precise monochrome linework and intricate symbolic detail of the original drawing. The raised-mat presentation gives the work additional depth and separation within the frame.
For further insight into the imagery, structure and interpretation of Genesis #11, visit the Drawing & AI Analysis section of the Enigmatic Drawings website.
Please note: In-situ images are provided to illustrate Genesis #11 in display settings and may not show this exact framed sale item.
