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Orange Tree No. 2 | Mixed Media by Emily Krill. Item composed of paper in boho or mid century modern style
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Orange Tree No. 2 | Mixed Media by Emily Krill. Item composed of paper in boho or mid century modern style
Orange Tree No. 2 | Mixed Media by Emily Krill. Item composed of paper in boho or mid century modern style
Orange Tree No. 2 | Mixed Media by Emily Krill. Item composed of paper in boho or mid century modern style
Orange Tree No. 2 | Mixed Media by Emily Krill. Item composed of paper in boho or mid century modern style

Created and Sold by Emily Krill

Emily Krill

Orange Tree No. 2 - Mixed Media

Price $900

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Shipping: FedEx 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: June 21, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

Reclaimed Materials

Upcycled Product

Made In USA

DimensionsWeight
40H x 30W x 0.25D in
101.6H x 76.2W x 0.64D cm
0.45 kg
1 lb

30"x40"
This earthy collage is made from some interesting materials. The sky is aqua onion skin mimeographed railroad orders from 1975. The fruit is ink-washed ledger paper, and the ground is made from 1960s player piano paper. It all makes for a work of art that feels lived in.

Item Orange Tree No. 2
Created by Emily Krill
As seen in Creator's Studio, Pittsburgh, PA
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Emily Krill
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2024
Through my artwork, I want to bring back what has been lost to time.

I construct collages out of paper ephemera from the 1850s to the 1970s. Ledgers, checks, documents, and letters; at one time, these papers were very important to the people who owned them. Although these older methods of recording and tracking the details of daily life have become obsolete, they have a tiny spark left in them.

I add vibrant colors and whimsical patterns to these mundane materials to create something altogether new. My hope is that the viewer will look at the interplay of the past and the present in my work and feel a sense of delight.