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Mandala means "circle" in Sanskrit Mandalas sometimes symbolize the universe as well as the natural perfection and harmony in nature. Tibetan monks create sand mandalas symbolizing the rsidence of Enlightened Beings in order to help people imagine the vast and profound enlightened state. They are also used as meditational aids. http://www.loselmaitribuddhist.org/index.html
Mandalas 2 Watercolor painted on clay stock  9"x12" Edition 1/35 FOR LANDSAT 40" x 60"

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LIMITED EDITION ARCHIVAL PRINTS
The images are Archival Giclee´ prints made on acid free fine art paper printed with long lasting pigment inks. Each one is signed and numbered by the artist in his studio. Editions range from 15 to 48, and are marked as such. The limited edition prints come in various standard sizes, 40" x 40", 40" x 60" and larger.
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THE ORIGONAL FINE ART MINIATURES
Each Museum Quality Small Works Watercolor pAINTING is individually signed by the artist and is made with archival 100% acid free paper.
LIMITED EDITIONS OF The Small Works Watercolor Reproductions measure 6" x 6" inches & up. Printed with long lasting inksThe Small Works reproductions places original fine art within the reach of new collectors.
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Mandalas 2 Watercolor on clay stock
My watercolor Mandalas are abstract precision water colors on high gloss clay coated cover stock they were called Mandalas by my dealer Alan Stone they were small like Persian Miniatures with super precise multi lines of color in geometric pasterns most of the works were under 10 "x 10". There SNALL SIZE was a joke around the gallery because ?' "Visitors to the exhibitions would ask me "Why don’t you show the actual paintings ? & "What size is the original "They most likely mistook them for glossy color photos of much bigger paintings and I guess they sort of resented the small scale.
The paintings were a collection of the bright residue of watercolors pigments and structured mono-print transparencie that was a result of the scale of the wet INTO WET wash effect overlaid in transparent layers on a porcelain white substrate of high gloss clay coated cover stock PIGMENTS which otherwise looked dull on textured watercolor paper, I made thousands of paintings. STARTING WITH "TARGET Mandalas" PUBLISHED BY MoMA...
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