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Third Series — Origins Cobalt — Framed Archival Canvas Print
Artist: George Allan
Title: Origins — Cobalt
Series: Third Series — Origins
Drawing date: April–July 2014
Edition: Open edition
Medium: Archival giclée fine-art reproduction on 100% cotton 380 gsm textured canvas with high-quality gesso coating, printed with archival pigment inks and finished with four coats of art varnish
Framed size: 31.5 × 33.5 cm
Orientation: Near-square portrait format
Framing: White timber floating frame
Availability: One framed display-stock example
Regular price: AUD $300
Sale price: AUD $175 — 42% OFF
Origins — Cobalt is a cropped near-square colour derivative from Third Series — Origins, concentrating the intricate circular architecture and symbolic density of the larger composition into a compact framed format.
The work is dominated by cobalt, ultramarine and deep navy blue, illuminated by turquoise, cyan, violet, magenta and white. At its centre is a large circular formation containing layered orbital and geometric structures, surrounded by dense fields of smaller circles, script-like markings and repeated symbolic forms.
Bright turquoise helix-like structures extend inward from the outer field, linking the central formation with the surrounding composition and reinforcing the radial movement of the work.
At this smaller scale, the composition retains the visual intensity and intricate structure of Origins while creating a compact piece suited to smaller walls, grouped displays or pairing with other works from the series.
The white floating frame provides clean separation around the richly coloured canvas and gives the work a contemporary presentation.
For further insight into the imagery and structure of Origins, visit the Drawing & AI Analysis section of the Enigmatic Drawings website.
Photography note: Product photographs show the actual framed display-stock artwork. Ambient lighting, camera settings and viewing angle may affect apparent colour and contrast. The physical canvas is more vibrant and detailed when viewed directly.
Artist: George Allan
Title: Origins — Cobalt
Series: Third Series — Origins
Drawing date: April–July 2014
Edition: Open edition
Medium: Archival giclée fine-art reproduction on 100% cotton 380 gsm textured canvas with high-quality gesso coating, printed with archival pigment inks and finished with four coats of art varnish
Framed size: 31.5 × 33.5 cm
Orientation: Near-square portrait format
Framing: White timber floating frame
Availability: One framed display-stock example
Regular price: AUD $300
Sale price: AUD $175 — 42% OFF
Origins — Cobalt is a cropped near-square colour derivative from Third Series — Origins, concentrating the intricate circular architecture and symbolic density of the larger composition into a compact framed format.
The work is dominated by cobalt, ultramarine and deep navy blue, illuminated by turquoise, cyan, violet, magenta and white. At its centre is a large circular formation containing layered orbital and geometric structures, surrounded by dense fields of smaller circles, script-like markings and repeated symbolic forms.
Bright turquoise helix-like structures extend inward from the outer field, linking the central formation with the surrounding composition and reinforcing the radial movement of the work.
At this smaller scale, the composition retains the visual intensity and intricate structure of Origins while creating a compact piece suited to smaller walls, grouped displays or pairing with other works from the series.
The white floating frame provides clean separation around the richly coloured canvas and gives the work a contemporary presentation.
For further insight into the imagery and structure of Origins, visit the Drawing & AI Analysis section of the Enigmatic Drawings website.
Photography note: Product photographs show the actual framed display-stock artwork. Ambient lighting, camera settings and viewing angle may affect apparent colour and contrast. The physical canvas is more vibrant and detailed when viewed directly.
