About the artwork
Contaminated Water #3: Sludge (15” x 42”/ 38 x 107cm) (c) 2010 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile Continuation of the Contaminated Water series with this piece reflecting the muck that is the bottom of many lakes that started their lives as swamps and marshes, but due to man’s influence and desire for deep lakes for fish and recreation, have become lakes they were not meant to be. Their part in the ecosystem has been changed affecting animals and plants that depended on the marshes and swamps for food, shelter, and protection. This hand dyed artwork also has rust pigmentation applied to it prior to the dense hand stitching done in both a circular design as well a triangular design between the spirals. This piece also has an irregular edge finish and is designed to be displayed in either a horizontal or vertical orientation. **Contact Artist for relevant shipping charges to Buyer's location.**Medium Details
Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile
Frame
No Frame
Signature
Artist signature on the back of artwork
Condition
Provenance
Currently owned by the artist.
Contaminated Water #3: Sludge
Mixed media
Fine Art
15 H x 42 W x -0.625 D in
Contaminated Water #3: Sludge (15” x 42”/ 38 x 107cm)
(c) 2010 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York
Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile
Seller: Jean M. Judd
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About the artwork
Contaminated Water #3: Sludge (15” x 42”/ 38 x 107cm) (c) 2010 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile Continuation of the Contaminated Water series with this piece reflecting the muck that is the bottom of many lakes that started their lives as swamps and marshes, but due to man’s influence and desire for deep lakes for fish and recreation, have become lakes they were not meant to be. Their part in the ecosystem has been changed affecting animals and plants that depended on the marshes and swamps for food, shelter, and protection. This hand dyed artwork also has rust pigmentation applied to it prior to the dense hand stitching done in both a circular design as well a triangular design between the spirals. This piece also has an irregular edge finish and is designed to be displayed in either a horizontal or vertical orientation. **Contact Artist for relevant shipping charges to Buyer's location.**Medium Details
Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile
Frame
No Frame
Signature
Artist signature on the back of artwork
Condition
Provenance
Currently owned by the artist.
About the artist
Jean Marie Judd - United States
Contemporary Artist Jean M. Judd of Cushing, Wisconsin has been constructing textile artworks for over thirty years incorporating dense hand stitching which gives visual and...
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