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Works / Bridge in Japan | Fine art paper print
Puente en Japón | Impresión en papel de Bellas Artes
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Bridge in Japan | Fine art paper print

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In this piece of subtle atmosphere, Diego Forriol distils the essence of the landscape into its purest and most luminous forms. A central linear structure suggests a path —a Japanese bridge— stretching across an undefined space, bathed in a palette of ochres, pale yellows and touches of lavender.
The work is built on a delicate interplay of transparencies and reserves, where blooming vegetation is hinted at with gestural, almost calligraphic strokes that seem to float in the diffuse light. It is a piece of great serenity and economy of means, inviting silent contemplation and pause, turning the surroundings into a refuge of peace and aesthetic refinement.

TECHNICAL DETAILS
• Acid-free and lignin-free; made to last.
• The natural finish enhances vividness and depth.
• Textured matte surface that adds depth without losing sharpness.

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Each print ships with a certificate confirming the work is by Diego Forriol. High-quality reproduction printed with archival inks on canvas or paper.

Each print is made for you: it is prepared within 3 to 7 working days and ships tracked, with professional packing, across Europe. Free shipping within Spain.

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How it looks in their homes

“I really love your work, thank you so much for your attention.”

— Pilar, Madrid

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— Eva y Mario, Madrid

“We have hung the canvas and it looks beautiful.”

— Rosario, Madrid

“I love the watercolour, it looks gorgeous in my living room.”

— Marta, Ibiza

“We now have our collection of Diego Forriol watercolours in our living room. We will enjoy them every day.”

— Diego, Cuenca