Michael Sendivogius, immortalised on this inkograph, was a very interesting figure. He was a physician, a secretary to King Sigismund III Vasa, and also an alchemist. He is the probable discoverer of oxygen, although he used the name cibus vitae (Latin for food of life). The work is available as a fine art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 paper.
Sendivogius is also the protagonist of another work by Adam Pękalski entitled Sendivogius the Alchemist and King Sigismund Vasa.
Sendivogius the Alchemist
480 zł
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| technique | inkography |
|---|---|
| print dimensions | 29×29 cm, plus a 2 cm margin on each side |
| edition | limited collector's edition: 50 pieces |
| signature | handwritten signature in the lower right corner |
| markings | title, number, signature: certificate of authenticity with signature, 2 holograms (on the certificate and on the back of the piece) |
| printing technique | Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-6100 photographic pigment printing, 2400 × 1200 dpi (12 inks) |
| paper | Radiant White 280 g |
| paper grade | 100% cotton, acid-free, museum quality |
| framing | none (available on request) |
| delivery | eco-friendly cardboard tube, square cross-section (single package) |
| original technique | mixed / digital |
