Sweetbread
by Ugo Gattoni & Mcbess
Description
Entitled "Sweetbread", this 1 color stone lithography by Ugo Gattoni and Mcbess is an edition of 30. Made in 2016, it is signed and numbered by the artists. Format : 22 x 29,5 inches (56 x 76 cm). Printed on Velin BFK Rives 250g/m², paper with fringed edges. The work comes with a certificate of authenticity. The artwork is sold unframed.
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New.
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Additional Information
| Artists | Ugo Gattoni & Mcbess |
|---|---|
| Type of work | Original lithograph |
| Edition of | 30 |
| Format | 22 x 29,5 inches (56 x 76 cm) |
| Signed by the artist | Yes |
| Year of edition | 2016 |
| Paper type | Velin, BFK Rives, 250 g/m² |
| Certificate of authenticity made by the artist | Yes |
| Framed | No |
| Provenance of this artwork | Sold Art edition |
Sweetbread is the result of a week of artistic residency with Ugo Gattoni and Mcbess at the URDLA print shop, located in Villeurbanne (France). For seven days, the two artist friends ate together, drew together, cooked together, laughed together, and created this stone lithography entitled Sweetbread. This residency was the occasion for Ugo Gattoni and Mcbess to immerse themselves and experience one of the major themes of their illustrations : food.
Each new edition project comes with a video of a few minutes made by Sold Art, which tells the story of the creation process. Between banquet and drawing, cooking and printing, the two worlds blend and result in Sweetbread.
