Description

What has Become of the American Dream — is a limited edition artwork of the Dutch artist Peter van Oostzanen. This is a high quality reproduction made from his original and available in two editions, paper and canvas. Peter’s works in a style related to surrealism and magical realism. He places everyday objects and situations in a new and often unlikely or impossible context. His works show a fantasized reality in which people are in strange places and unusual situations. Fantasized landscapes, buildings, unusual devices, people animals are combined in strange ways.

Paper Edition

The paper edition of “What has Become of the American Dream” by Peter van Oostzanen is an edition of 50. This edition is a Certified Art Giclee™ printed on 308 gsm Photo Rag Art paper. Peter creates all his limited editions together with Re-Art, a company that specializes in fine art printing at the very highest level. Each limited edition print is hand-signed by the Artist. Also every paper edition has an extra white border of 5 cm (2 inch) for framing purposes. The Paper Edition of Peter van Oostzanen is without framing and will be sent in a tube.

Canvas Edition

The canvas edition of “What has Become of the American Dream” is an edition of 30 and also made by using the Certified Art Giclee™ technique. Only the medium is now printed on 450 grams Museum Canvas. Just like the paper edition the canvas edition uses the same high-quality archival inks and printed at the maximum resolution. The end result is a superior art work. The canvas print is not stretched on frame and will be sent in a tube.

Certificate of authenticity

All limited Editions of Peter van Oostzanen are controlled. Therefore, all prints will be signed, hand-numbered and provide with a certificate of authenticity that is also signed. Peter van Oostzanen is always involved in the reproduction process.

Peter van Oostzanen