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"Typical Filipino Lola" // 2009
Original: pen and Conté crayon on paper
11 March 2008 // New York City, NY
20 prints in this edition
About this print:
"Lola" means "Grandmother" in Tagalog... I worked on the original drawing for this print in the kitchen while my husband, Brian, was cooking for me. As I drew, I realized that the Lola increasingly resembled my own grandmother (who we called "Nanay" instead, meaning "Mother" in Tagalog) and reminded me of happy memories of her cooking delicious meals for my sister and me.
- Ardith
Size: 4.25" x 4.25" in 11" x 14" mat
Print: 90+ years archival
Ink: Epson Ultrachrome K3 ink
Paper: Arches Aquarelle Rag, 310 gms
Mat: White Nielsen Bainbridge's Artcare™ technology pre-cut gallery mat... double thick, white bevel. Museum grade, made of 100% archival 8-ply rag with archival mounting board.
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