Limited Edition
A maximum of 747 prints will be produced of this photo. Each one numbered and signed by Christiaan van Heijst personally.
The photo is printed on Hahnemühle FineArt paper, provided by a specialized Hahnemühle FineArt Certified Studio. This guarantees the print quality will last well over a hundred years.
Frame
Top-quality ebony and metal handmade frame with the unique and characteristic JPC-corner. Certificate and background story are integrated in the rear of the frame.
Size 122 by 81 centimeters.
Price
€4.250,-
Including worldwide shipping, excluding VAT.
I strive to ship the products in 6 weeks after the order has been placed.
Moonlight over the Atlantic
About to cross 30 West, halfway the stormy Atlantic Ocean when the radiant moon ascents above the horizon. Blinding out most stars, the bright lunar spell adds a touch of magic to the world around me. Silver-painted clouds drift by while the capsule of the 747 cockpit allows me to breathe, live and appreciate this alien-like landscape.
Far beyond, the gently glowing horizon marks the delicate edge of space. Reminding me of how precious and unique this Blue Marble is; floating through the cold void of outer space, a universe of unimaginable scales of time and distance with god-knows-what else is out there.
The distinctive JPC-corner
The trademark of my brand is now also incorporated as a recognizable and distinguishing feature of the hand-made frames of my Limited Edition Prints.
A one-of-a-kind element that stands out on any wall without being intrusive or distracting to the image itself.
The finishing touch to a unique piece of decoration.
Personally signed and numbered by Christiaan van Heijst
I take great pride in my work and I want to make sure that each individual fine art print is up to the highest standards. From the fine art print to the hand-made frame and the documents that come with it; it should tell the story I want to convey as an artist.
Every print is signed and numbered by hand, adding my personal touch to a unique piece of art.
