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Mezzotint on paper - Signed and numbered on the front // Tall Tree by Nicolas Party is a limited edition mezzotint print created in 2016. This minimalist yet evocative artwork depicts a solitary, leafless tree rising starkly against a dark background. The elongated, narrow format accentuates the tree’s height and fragility, creating a somber, contemplative mood. Party's use of mezzotint brings a rich depth of texture and tone, emphasizing the tree’s sharp branches and smooth trunk. The contrast between light and shadow adds a sense of mystery, reflecting themes of solitude and nature’s quiet beauty.
Tall Tree, 2016
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Mezzotint on paper - Signed and numbered on the front // Tall Tree by Nicolas Party is a limited edition mezzotint print created in 2016. This minimalist yet evocative artwork depicts a solitary, leafless tree rising starkly against a dark background. The elongated, narrow format accentuates the tree’s height and fragility, creating a somber, contemplative mood. Party's use of mezzotint brings a rich depth of texture and tone, emphasizing the tree’s sharp branches and smooth trunk. The contrast between light and shadow adds a sense of mystery, reflecting themes of solitude and nature’s quiet beauty.
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