"Passion" - Govinder Nazran
Original, limited edition silkscreen print by artist Govinder Nazran (1964-2008). From Wikipedia: “Govinder Nazran started his career as a zoo keeper. He was mostly known for his paintings of mammals, primarily of cats and dogs, but also of horses, people and elephants. The animals were more often than not made up of Rothko-esque blocks of color and shading and mixing colors and were often embellished with gold leaf, glitter, staples, string and other objects. Many of Govinder's animals came in pairs focusing on themes such as opposites, yin and yang, family, love, good versus evil and Mr. and Mrs.”. Stored flat since it was purchased new from the publisher, this print is in As-New condition, and has been in the possession of only one smoke-free owner.
Paper measures approx. 33.5” x 28.75”
Hand-signed and numbered 12/95 (International Edition)
Published by Washington Green Fine Art
Original, limited edition silkscreen print by artist Govinder Nazran (1964-2008). From Wikipedia: “Govinder Nazran started his career as a zoo keeper. He was mostly known for his paintings of mammals, primarily of cats and dogs, but also of horses, people and elephants. The animals were more often than not made up of Rothko-esque blocks of color and shading and mixing colors and were often embellished with gold leaf, glitter, staples, string and other objects. Many of Govinder's animals came in pairs focusing on themes such as opposites, yin and yang, family, love, good versus evil and Mr. and Mrs.”. Stored flat since it was purchased new from the publisher, this print is in As-New condition, and has been in the possession of only one smoke-free owner.
Paper measures approx. 33.5” x 28.75”
Hand-signed and numbered 12/95 (International Edition)
Published by Washington Green Fine Art
Original, limited edition silkscreen print by artist Govinder Nazran (1964-2008). From Wikipedia: “Govinder Nazran started his career as a zoo keeper. He was mostly known for his paintings of mammals, primarily of cats and dogs, but also of horses, people and elephants. The animals were more often than not made up of Rothko-esque blocks of color and shading and mixing colors and were often embellished with gold leaf, glitter, staples, string and other objects. Many of Govinder's animals came in pairs focusing on themes such as opposites, yin and yang, family, love, good versus evil and Mr. and Mrs.”. Stored flat since it was purchased new from the publisher, this print is in As-New condition, and has been in the possession of only one smoke-free owner.
Paper measures approx. 33.5” x 28.75”
Hand-signed and numbered 12/95 (International Edition)
Published by Washington Green Fine Art
