Vanitas Variations Plate 5233 empirical Carbon black pigment fired porcelain

Carbon black pigment fired porcelain ceramic

The print is of a rare and very old variety of Paris Tulip from the 'Vanitas' series 2009 - ongoing

Goya dedicated his entire life to art that captured and expressed the realities of his time

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Vanitas Variations Plate 5233 empirical Carbon black pigment fired porcelainVanitas Variations are studio edition works released in January 2026. Each composition was constructed underwater and photographed directly onto large format analogue plates during the Vanitas period (20092013). These plates remained uneditioned until selected for this Studio Edition release. For Vanitas Variations, each work is issued for the first time as an archival pigment print, in a single format and edition. Print DetailsPlate Number 2445,