Dan Hillier

Lunar Seas

Available Thursday 12th November 5pm

After its outing at Saatchi Gallery this summer, the remaining prints from the special edition of ‘Lunar Seas’ will be available here from 5pm on Thursday 12th November.

The edition was screen printed by the clever people at K2, true to Dan’s original, which was printed in 2012. It was made to go alongside ‘The Empty Boat is Flooded by Moonlight’ in Saatchi’s show ‘The Sun and the Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial’.

Lunar Seas has long been one of my favourite works of Dan’s. It takes me straight back to the surrealists of the 1920s, who were a big influence on him. Dan made it around the time his Grandfather passed away, and he dedicated it to him.

This is a limited edition of 150, and a good number have already found homes, so if you’ve been waiting on one, now’s the time.
Details:

£340 

Hand-pulled screen print on 300gsm Somerset soft-white smooth paper Print size: 60cm x 45cm 

Limited edition of 150

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