Groth kiosk

Technique : Digital Graphic Art. (DGA)
Circulation : 25 copies. per size, numbered
Signing : Simple signing

The Mosling kiosk, later the Groth kiosk, was a well-known small building in Frydenlund, a district in Narvik. The kiosk was demolished to make room for Narvik's first department store, the Domus building, which was opened in 1975.

Image is so-called Digital Graphic Art, where the original printing plate is a digital file. The image is therefore, instead of a graphic printing plate, printed directly from the file, which is a file with a very high resolution, and consequently the image can be printed in various sizes with very high quality. The technique is called Giclee printing.

I have strict requirements for the paper to be acid-free and age-resistant. That's why I use paper from Hahnemühle, which is the most recognized producer of art paper for digital prints. This paper is used for museum-quality pictures and is in matt acid-free paper for a long life (100 years). This picture is printed with paper without bleach, and the color of the paper is off-white. This helps ensure that the colors do not change over time or lose their hue.

- Paper weight: 310 gr per sq.m. Hahnemühle German Etching. Picture is properly packaged to be sent by post.

- Picture sold without frame.