In the street | Harar
Everyday scene in the cobbled streets of Harar. My favorite city in Ethiopia. In the 16th century it was the capital of the Harari kingdom (1520-1568) and an important Islamic cultural centre, then in the 17th century the centre of an independent emirate. Between 1880 and 1891, Arthur Rimbaud (french poet from my home region) settled in the city several times. This was a dark and obscure period for the poet who first became a trader for various goods (coffee, clothes or even hardware) and then he started to traffic arms for the Ethiopian emperor of the time, Menelik II.
Unsigned Print
Fine Art print : sold alone, with white border, unframed
Sizes : 30x40cm, 40x50cm, 50x70cm white border included
Printing : Pigment inkjet (on Epson P 20 000)
Papier : Hahnemühle Ultra Smooth 305g (matte finish)
Pro lab : PICTO from Paris
Price : 90€ (30x40) / 130€ (40x50) / 180€ (50x70)
Delivery : France (free) Europe (10€) World (contact me)
Support : 10 € will be donated to Reporters Without Borders
FORMATS and FRAME
3 formats are available with white borders to highlight the photography. These formats are standard to adapt to the majority of the frames sold on the market.
FINE ART PRINT
The printing on Fine Art paper is done in France by PICTO (professional laboratory located in Paris). Hahnemühle's Photo Rag® Ultra Smooth paper is very popular with museums and art galleries because it offers a beautiful preservation of the photos. The ultra smooth texture that meets the highest industry standards in density, color gamut, color graduation, and image sharpness.. I love it!
DELIVERY
The packaging and delivery are done by PICTO laboratory with care. If your print does not exceed 30x40cm, it will be wrapped in a Raja cardboard box . If your print is larger, they will use a cardboard tube. They use a private transport service. Delivery within +/- 7 days.
COMMITMENT :
In support to the fight for press freedom, 10 euros will be donated to the NGO Reporter Without Borders for each print purchased. https://rsf.org/en
"Freedom of the press is not a privilege of journalists, but a citizen’s right” | Edwy Plenel
Everyday scene in the cobbled streets of Harar. My favorite city in Ethiopia. In the 16th century it was the capital of the Harari kingdom (1520-1568) and an important Islamic cultural centre, then in the 17th century the centre of an independent emirate. Between 1880 and 1891, Arthur Rimbaud (french poet from my home region) settled in the city several times. This was a dark and obscure period for the poet who first became a trader for various goods (coffee, clothes or even hardware) and then he started to traffic arms for the Ethiopian emperor of the time, Menelik II.
Unsigned Print
Fine Art print : sold alone, with white border, unframed
Sizes : 30x40cm, 40x50cm, 50x70cm white border included
Printing : Pigment inkjet (on Epson P 20 000)
Papier : Hahnemühle Ultra Smooth 305g (matte finish)
Pro lab : PICTO from Paris
Price : 90€ (30x40) / 130€ (40x50) / 180€ (50x70)
Delivery : France (free) Europe (10€) World (contact me)
Support : 10 € will be donated to Reporters Without Borders
FORMATS and FRAME
3 formats are available with white borders to highlight the photography. These formats are standard to adapt to the majority of the frames sold on the market.
FINE ART PRINT
The printing on Fine Art paper is done in France by PICTO (professional laboratory located in Paris). Hahnemühle's Photo Rag® Ultra Smooth paper is very popular with museums and art galleries because it offers a beautiful preservation of the photos. The ultra smooth texture that meets the highest industry standards in density, color gamut, color graduation, and image sharpness.. I love it!
DELIVERY
The packaging and delivery are done by PICTO laboratory with care. If your print does not exceed 30x40cm, it will be wrapped in a Raja cardboard box . If your print is larger, they will use a cardboard tube. They use a private transport service. Delivery within +/- 7 days.
COMMITMENT :
In support to the fight for press freedom, 10 euros will be donated to the NGO Reporter Without Borders for each print purchased. https://rsf.org/en
"Freedom of the press is not a privilege of journalists, but a citizen’s right” | Edwy Plenel
Everyday scene in the cobbled streets of Harar. My favorite city in Ethiopia. In the 16th century it was the capital of the Harari kingdom (1520-1568) and an important Islamic cultural centre, then in the 17th century the centre of an independent emirate. Between 1880 and 1891, Arthur Rimbaud (french poet from my home region) settled in the city several times. This was a dark and obscure period for the poet who first became a trader for various goods (coffee, clothes or even hardware) and then he started to traffic arms for the Ethiopian emperor of the time, Menelik II.
Unsigned Print
Fine Art print : sold alone, with white border, unframed
Sizes : 30x40cm, 40x50cm, 50x70cm white border included
Printing : Pigment inkjet (on Epson P 20 000)
Papier : Hahnemühle Ultra Smooth 305g (matte finish)
Pro lab : PICTO from Paris
Price : 90€ (30x40) / 130€ (40x50) / 180€ (50x70)
Delivery : France (free) Europe (10€) World (contact me)
Support : 10 € will be donated to Reporters Without Borders
FORMATS and FRAME
3 formats are available with white borders to highlight the photography. These formats are standard to adapt to the majority of the frames sold on the market.
FINE ART PRINT
The printing on Fine Art paper is done in France by PICTO (professional laboratory located in Paris). Hahnemühle's Photo Rag® Ultra Smooth paper is very popular with museums and art galleries because it offers a beautiful preservation of the photos. The ultra smooth texture that meets the highest industry standards in density, color gamut, color graduation, and image sharpness.. I love it!
DELIVERY
The packaging and delivery are done by PICTO laboratory with care. If your print does not exceed 30x40cm, it will be wrapped in a Raja cardboard box . If your print is larger, they will use a cardboard tube. They use a private transport service. Delivery within +/- 7 days.
COMMITMENT :
In support to the fight for press freedom, 10 euros will be donated to the NGO Reporter Without Borders for each print purchased. https://rsf.org/en
"Freedom of the press is not a privilege of journalists, but a citizen’s right” | Edwy Plenel