This asylum opened back in the 1850s. Originally named as a Pauper Lunatic Asylum, (a pretty unsavoury title!) this hospital was designed to a corridor plan layout. A sprawling red brick Victorian building, it was isolated on the top of a hill, a throwback to the days when people with mental illnesses were shipped off to the asylum and rarely seen again. Apparently the term 'going up the hill' was the local colloquialism for 'losing your mind'. Print options and sizes Museum size are available framed however please contact Gina directly ([email protected]) to discuss the options and pricing. With your artwork there will be a signed & numbered certificate of authenticity. Standard SizeEdition of 10 with 2 artist proofs Unframed size: 109 x 74cm Framed size: 123 x 88cm Museum SizeEdition of 3 with 2 artist proofs Unframed size: 152.4 x 101.6cm Printing Your print is produced in-house at Gina Soden’s studio. The quality of your artwork is important, once printed Gina Soden personally checks each artwork individually. Prints are produced using Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 325gsm Giclee, a premium quality paper, which is perfect for Gina Soden’s brightly coloured and textured images. This archival paper sets the benchmark for high colour depth and image definition. Framing Your artwork will then be framed to conservation standard The frame profile will be approx 40mm wide by 30mm deep. Off-white textured acid free mount. 2mm clear standard picture glass (UV protected 66%) Low reflection option available. Mounted onto acid free backing board. 2mm Kraftboard back. Fixings are included for hanging. Delivery Please allow 2 to 4 weeks for delivery. Unframed works will be sent in a tube via a signed delivery service. Framed works will be safely packaged, crated and insured and will then be delivered via a courier or international shipper.
