Lemon & Tangerine by Marco Roling

Buy this still life Lemon & Tangerine by Marco Roling on canvas, ArtFrame, poster and wallpaper, printed on demand in high quality
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Type
Wallpaper in strips
Strip width
50 cm per strip (numbered in order, to be cut separately)
Width
Min. 20 cm – max. 15 m
Height
Min. 30 cm – max. 3 m
Margin
Shipped optionally with a 5 cm margin
e.g. order of 100×100 cm → wallpaper becomes 110×110 cm
Thickness
1 mm
Finish
Matte
Hanging
Glue (glue optional add-on)
Size
We deliver the wallpaper in rolls of around 47,5 cm wide. We add 5 cm on all sides to the total size (width and height) so you have extra margin to fill the entire wall.
Total price
3 238 kr
Art code 809351
Lemon & Tangerine by Marco Roling
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Made by

Marco Roling

Amsterdam, Netherlands

About ‘Lemon & Tangerine’ by Marco Roling

Lemon & Mandarin' from 2020 has a long genesis. It started out as a photo of a sailing ship printed on canvas somewhere in 2010, was then painted over twice with something vaguely abstract, was a white beamscreen for at least two more years and eventually became this colourful painting.

Original created by Marco Roling.

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Meet the artist
Marco Roling
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Didn't go to the Art Academy for a long time, didn't study Industrial Design either, but now I've finally decided to go into the creative arts (finally). I did study computer science, archaeology and information science. And Graphic Design, that's for sure. I make art, analogue and digital, shape things and make visualisations.

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