Anteism is giving away 2 free prints with any purchase through our online shop while supplies last. These prints were produced while setting up our new press. They are glitchy and every print is a little different. We call that character.
“Charcoal” was a famous aboriginal outlaw in Fort Macleod, Alberta. This print was created based on a photograph taken just days prior to the execution of Charcoal. The clothes in the portrait were provided by the photographer (Steele). The large hat was used by the condemned man to hide his handcuffs.
• 3 colour print
• 8.5 x 11 inches
• Edition of 50
• Signed and numbered by the artist
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This do it yourself poster comes in 6 tiles which you can put together to make this 19 x 22 inch poster. Great for wheat pasting. Poster free with any purchase through Anteism.
• Two Colour Print
• Edition of 100
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