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Our budget print: the same image printed on a 260 g/m² polyester canvas instead of cotton, delivered rolled in a tube by regular post in 3 to 4 weeks. Rolled only (no stretcher, no frame) and no urgent production, for sizes with at least one side of 80 cm or less. About 30% cheaper than the cotton canvas print.
Not available for this size: at least one side must be 80 cm or less.
Rolled only: choose the canvas rolled in a tube to select this print.
Available for sizes with at least one side of 100 cm or less. For larger sizes the print is made on matt cotton canvas.
Matt archival canvas is not available for this size: at least one side must be 100 cm or less. Your print is made on matt cotton canvas instead.
Pick from our preset sizes that match the artwork's original proportions.
Type the width and the height you need, to fit your frame or your wall. A print can only be cut, never made bigger than the picture, so a size with a different shape loses a part of the image. We send you a digital mockup to approve before we print anything. The picture shown on this page does not show the real cut — only the mockup does.
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Urgent production and express courier are not available with the Economy poly-canvas print, which travels by regular post.
Memory
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Worldwide delivery () by regular post in 3 to 4 weeks. (7 December)
The scene unfolds within the work titled Memory, a creation by the artist Sergey Solomko. This piece emerges from 1910, a moment when the artist's hand captures a sense of ethereal presence. The image holds a quiet weight, as if a single breath has been suspended in time. It invites a sense of wonder regarding the figures that inhabit its soft, dreamlike space.
Sergey Solomko brings his unique vision to this composition, drawing from a life that began in 1867 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. His origins in this city shape the very essence of his perspective. The work exists as a window into a world of soft light and subtle shadows. It carries the unmistakable touch of a creator who understands the delicate balance between the seen and the unseen.
A seated elderly man, his long white beard catching the light, anchors the scene. Beside him, a young woman appears almost translucent, a spectral presence drifting near the edge of a quiet body of water. The vertical composition draws the eye upward from the figures toward a backdrop of trees and a vast sky. A large, glowing sun hangs in the distance, casting a bright reflection across the surface of the water that seems to bridge the gap between the physical and the ethereal.
The encounter between the old man and this ghostly figure suggests a quiet moment of supernatural visitation. One wonders if she is a spirit guide or a manifestation of the past. This meeting hints at deep themes of mortality and the weight of wisdom. The stillness of the water and the soft light create a sense of intimacy, as if the viewer has stumbled upon a private moment between the living and the remembered.
The scene unfolds through a style that leans toward Romanticism or Symbolism, where the atmosphere carries more weight than strict realism. Every line flows in gentle, organic curves, tracing the edges of the trees and the soft contours of the figures. This rhythmic movement creates a dreamlike quality that pulls the viewer into a quiet, suspended moment. The technique appears to be watercolor or gouache on paper, lending a delicate, painted texture to the entire composition. It feels as though the image is a fragment of a half-remembered dream, preserved through soft brushstrokes and a gentle blending of forms.
Light behaves with a soft, diffused quality in this work. It emanates from the large, glowing sun, casting a warm and even radiance across the landscape. This light does not create harsh shadows but instead bathes the figures and the water in a subtle, pearlescent glow. The colors remain muted and carefully blended, working together to maintain a harmonious and slightly melancholic mood. There is a sense of stillness here, as if the air itself is heavy with the weight of the encounter.
A faded quality permeates the surface, consistent with the age of the piece. This patina adds a layer of nostalgic charm, as if the colors have softened through decades of quiet observation. The shallow perspective keeps the focus intimate, drawing the eye toward the interaction between the elderly man and the spectral woman. Every element, from the organic shapes of the background to the translucent quality of the female figure, contributes to a sense of profound mystery and quietude.
Printed: Memory is reproduced as a giclée print on cotton canvas or on Epson archival canvas paper.
Sizes run from 39.1 x 25.6 cm ($47) to 244.8 x 160.5 cm ($312); the table on this page lists the main steps and their prices.
A print rolled in a tube travels free by regular post and arrives in 3 to 4 weeks; a stretched or framed print takes 4 to 5 weeks. Express courier delivery exists only with the paid Express Delivery option offered on this page. You can return it within 100 days for a full refund, with no condition.
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