4-Que fue centro, torre, vista, control

Que fue centro, torre, vista, control

30 x 46 cm / 12x18"
€1.000,00
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4-Que fue centro, torre, vista, control

Que fue centro, torre, vista, control

Artist: Ángela Bonadies

✓ Every print and postcard is created specially for you on demand.
✓ Hahnemühle Photo Rag® paper
✓ Limited edition + certificate (must be requested)
✓ 100% of funds go to Meals4Hope

€1.000,00
Dimensions30 x 46 cm / 12x18"

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Que fue centro, torre, vista, control

30 x 46 cm / 12x18"

Description

Analog photography. A building that once concentrated power: geographic center, watchtower, viewpoint, and control point.

Solidarity edition

Every piece in this collection has been donated by its artist to support Meals4Hope's work. Thanks to this collaboration, the pieces are offered at a price lower than their original value, making art more accessible and allowing every purchase to create real impact.

If you wish, you can also request a certificate of authenticity issued by Art4Venezuela to accompany your piece.

Shipping

We work with an international printing and distribution network that allows us to produce and ship our works to multiple destinations, with broad coverage in the United States and Europe. Availability, timing, and shipping options may vary by destination country and will be confirmed during checkout.

Serial number

Every piece is part of a limited edition of only 8 prints, guaranteeing its exclusivity and authenticity.

Visual Artist

Ángela Bonadies

Venezuelan artist born in Caracas in 1970 and based in Madrid. Since 1992 she has participated in solo and group exhibitions at major museums, galleries, and international biennials, including LACMA, MACBA, Museo de América, ZKM, and La Virreina, as well as the Cuenca, Havana, and Santa Fe SITELines biennials.

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Transform lives with art

A museum-quality Fine Art print, made on demand on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper.

Your purchase becomes support for the food, nutrition, and community care programs Meals4Hope runs in Venezuela.

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