Delft blue, mix of fragments of tile tableau Rijksmuseum by Mijke Konijn

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Art code 1059607
Delft blue, mix of fragments of tile tableau Rijksmuseum by Mijke Konijn
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Mijke Konijn

Netherlands

About ‘Delft blue, mix of fragments of tile tableau Rijksmuseum’ by Mijke Konijn

This artwork is composed of several blue fragments from an antique tile tableau from the Rijksmuseum. Hand painted tiles, photographed and then digitally processed. The mix of blues and patterns gives a modern look and can be combined with other pieces from this Delft blue album. Modern yet classic.
Artwork has a night blue background.

Original created by Mijke Konijn.

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Mijke Konijn
Netherlands
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