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Our framed works

Some of our works are already framed. Here you can see what it looks like hanging on a white wall. These particular works are framed with art glass. You can clearly see that any reflections usually shown with regular glass is almost eliminated 100% by using artglass. Its well worth the investment. Framing with art glass is a popular technique…
by Laresa Perlman
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The importance & value of Certificate of Authenticity

Certificates of authenticity are especially important for art because they provide important information about the artwork’s origin, authenticity, and ownership history. A certificate of authenticity can serve as a legal document that verifies the authenticity of the artwork and can be used to establish provenance, which is the history of ownership and transfer of the artwork over time. Provenance is…
by Laresa Perlman
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Earlier works “Infinity”

One of Laresa Perlman’s earlier works. Atomized acrylic and ink on canvas. This concentric circle was created with a specially designed spinning device. The spinning device concept came about after Laresa, wanted to have a rotating easel to make working on geometric art works a lot easier on the shoulders. Her first spinning device was made out the rotisserie motor of…
by Laresa Perlman
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Earlier works “The Playroom”

One of  Verna du Toit’s earlier oil paintings, titled “The Playroom”. Currently on display at 13 Hoff Street, Cape Town, with a German collector, Achim Spelling. He has in his collection, many of Verna’s works. To view these works, you can make an appointment directly with Achim Spelling, 13 Hoff, Cape Town, South Africa. This particular artwork, was a commission. 
by Laresa Perlman

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