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Est. 1871 — About the Museum
A4 — 8.3×11.7in · A3 — 11.7×16.5in · A2 — 16.5×23.4in · What size should I choose?
Print Details
- Museum quality — Giclée prints with archival pigment inks.
- Fine art paper — Hahnemühle German Etching, 310gsm.
- Built to endure — Printed to archival standards for lasting preservation.
- Worldwide delivery — Carefully packaged and shipped worldwide.
Why we chose it
We chose this because the title changes how the flowers behave. What first looks lush and decorative begins to feel elegiac—beauty with a darker edge. That tension gives the print more staying power than a conventional floral study and makes it especially strong in a quiet room.
About the artist & work
The Agony of Flowers (L’Agonie des Fleurs) by Theodore Roussel (1911-1912). Medium: color softground etching, etching, and aquatint with hand coloring on laid paper.
Source & provenance
Original work held by National Gallery of Art. The work is made available through the National Gallery of Art's open-access collection. This print is produced as part of the Museum of Imagined Worlds art project, based in Toronto.
View the source record at National Gallery of Art.
Print details
Printed with archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle German Etching fine-art paper. Available in a range of sizes; choose your preferred format above. This listing is for an unframed print.
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