About the artwork
Fractured ‘Gello #3: Autumn to Winter (48.375” x 65.375”/122 x 165.5cm) © 2009-2021 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York Hand Stitched Thread on Textile Fractured Gello #3: Autumn to Winter is a continuation of the Fractured ‘Gello series referencing the underlying traditional needlepoint embroidery and quilting pattern, called Bargello. The Bargello name originates from the Bargello Palace (1255), now an art museum, in Florence, Italy where chairs were discovered with a “flame stitch” embroidery pattern. The fracturing on this piece was done after the artwork was completed. The black lines are hand applied using handmade bias tape. Dense hand stitching in small linear and diagonal patterns, in seven different colors, enhance the piece. This stitching gives the artwork visual and physical texture resulting in interesting shadowing effects in various lighting conditions. This large-scale textile artwork is designed to be displayed in either a vertical or horizontal orientation. **Contact Artist for relevant shipping charges to Buyer's location.**Medium Details
Hand Stitched Thread on Textile
Frame
No Frame
Signature
Artist signature on the back of artwork
Condition
Provenance
Currently owned by the artist.
Fractured ‘Gello #3
Mixed media
Fine Art
48.375 H x 65.375 W x .375 D in
Fractured ‘Gello #3: Autumn to Winter (48.375” x 65.375”/122 x 165.5cm)
© 2009-2021 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York
Hand Stitched Thread on Textile
Seller: Jean M. Judd
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About the artwork
Fractured ‘Gello #3: Autumn to Winter (48.375” x 65.375”/122 x 165.5cm) © 2009-2021 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York Hand Stitched Thread on Textile Fractured Gello #3: Autumn to Winter is a continuation of the Fractured ‘Gello series referencing the underlying traditional needlepoint embroidery and quilting pattern, called Bargello. The Bargello name originates from the Bargello Palace (1255), now an art museum, in Florence, Italy where chairs were discovered with a “flame stitch” embroidery pattern. The fracturing on this piece was done after the artwork was completed. The black lines are hand applied using handmade bias tape. Dense hand stitching in small linear and diagonal patterns, in seven different colors, enhance the piece. This stitching gives the artwork visual and physical texture resulting in interesting shadowing effects in various lighting conditions. This large-scale textile artwork is designed to be displayed in either a vertical or horizontal orientation. **Contact Artist for relevant shipping charges to Buyer's location.**Medium Details
Hand Stitched Thread on 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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