The blue mountains · right panel

Last third of “the blue mountains”: layered ridges in the mist. Works on its own, pairs with the other two.

Size

Frame & finish

Real black wood + plexiglass, textured matte Fine Art paper.

Designed in France, printed in Europe, delivered ready to hang.
No photo needed: the artwork already exists.
Complimentary engraved text, placed wherever you like.

The blue mountains · right panel, in detail

A dark mountain mass fills the bottom of the frame and stands out sharply against the pale ridges in the background. It is the most contrasted panel of the series: it gives it its anchor point.

Where to hang it

A study, a living room, an entrance hall. On its own, it is bolder than its two neighbours: a clear relief rather than a mist.

What it goes with

Midnight blue, warm grey, walnut, matte black. It anchors the series and keeps it from looking too hazy.

Which size to choose

As it carries the darkest mass, it must never end up in the centre: the series would look unbalanced. Keep to the order left, centre, right.

Questions about this artwork

Because it carries the foreground of the original landscape: the mountain closest to the lens, and so the least veiled by the mist. It is what gives the other two their scale.

No. The ridges continue from one frame to the next: in another order, the lines no longer meet and the eye spots it immediately.

Hardly: the gap would have to shrink to under 5 cm and the series would read as one badly cut image. Below 1.30 m, take one or two panels rather than three squeezed together.