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The Last Frontier17189
Material:
Acrylic glass
Size:
180x60 cm
Finish:
Glossy
Frame:
Blind suspension system
Pieces:
5 out of 5 left
Artist
Piet van den Bemd
I am Piet van den Bemd, a Norway-based photographer, guide, and skipper with a deep passion for adventure, wildlife, and nature. My journey with photography began at a young age, and at 17, I fell in love with the Arctic’s raw beauty. With a background in ecology, I understand the fragility of these landscapes. Through my photography, I aim to capture their magic and inspire awareness for their preservation. Each image is a tribute to the wild, a glimpse into the untouched beauty of the north.
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Acrylic glass
Glossy
Razor-sharp art with luxurious depth effect. This limited edition artwork is made from high-quality materials that ensure an exclusive look and maximum durability. The image is printed on Fuji Crystal Archive photo paper, known for its razor-sharp details and vibrant colours. This is glued to a sturdy dibond layer and then covered with 5 mm thick glossy acrylic glass. This three-layer system not only offers an impressive depth effect, but also protects against UV radiation and discolouration, so that the artwork remains perfect for years. Depending on the image-maker's choice, this artwork comes with a blind hanging system or a luxury wooden floating (tray) frame in Black, White or Veneer wood colours.
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The Last Frontier is available as a premium glossy acrylic glass print, combined with Fuji Crystal Archive photo paper, enhancing the depth and vibrancy of the image. This high-end presentation is complemented by a blind mounting system, creating a floating effect that adds to the sense of vastness and grandeur captured in the scene.
With only five limited edition prints available, this artwork is a rare collector’s piece, celebrating the untouched beauty of the Arctic. Each print is meticulously crafted to preserve the intricate details of the icy wilderness, serving as both a visual masterpiece and a reminder of the fragile state of our planet’s last wild frontiers.