Sorrow (1932)
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- Last seen at $9.99 at MuseumPrints on Nov 9.
Our take on the Sorrow (1932)
A reproduction art print of Sorrow, a 1932 work held in a museum collection and printed from digital files supplied by the museum. It is a wall piece for people who want a known early-1930s image without buying an original. Compared with mass-market poster prints, the museum-sourced file is the main selling point; unlike a painting, it is a flat print with no texture or surface of its own.
Best forBuyers of early-1930s art reproductionsFraming for a home or office wallGifts for art and history fans
Pros
- Printed from museum-supplied digital files
- Reproduces a recognized 1932 work
- Flat print is easy to frame and hang
- Works with many interior styles
Cons
- A reproduction, not an original work
- Print quality depends on the printer and paper used
- No frame or hanging hardware stated
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About the Sorrow (1932)
This is an art print of Sorrow (1932). It is printed from digital files that come directly from the museum.
- Artwork
- Sorrow (1932)
- Product type
- Art print
- Source
- Digital files from the museum
Questions and answers
- Is this an original artwork?
- No. It is an art print reproduced from digital files supplied by the museum that holds the work.
- What year is the work from?
- The title dates it to 1932, an early-1930s piece.
- Does it come framed?
- The product is described only as a print. No frame or hanging hardware is stated, so plan on framing it yourself.
- What paper or ink is used?
- The description does not specify paper stock or ink type. Ask the seller before buying if archival materials matter to you.
- How does it compare with a poster?
- It is a museum-sourced reproduction rather than a commercial poster, which is the main difference; both are flat prints.
- Where is the Sorrow (1932) cheapest?
- At MuseumPrints, for $9.99, as of our latest check.
