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Baobab Legacy No.1
Klaus TiedgeSigned by the artist, open edition
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- Fine art photography and paintings, made by real artists, not algorithms.
- ★ 4.9 on Google, from 106 reviews of our gallery
- Medium
- Archival pigment print on fine art paper
- Edition
- Open edition, signed by the artist
- Sizes
- 4 sizes, each including a white border
- Signed
- By the artist
- Delivery
- Free, door to door by air freight, insured, worldwide
- Series
- Baobab
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BAOBAB LEGACY No.1
A black and white line drawing impression of an incredible baobab tree.
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Artist: KLAUS TIEDGE
Medium: Archival print on fine art paper
Available in four sizes:
- 29cm x 42cm / 11" x 16" (Including border)
- 42cm x 59cm / 16" x 23" (Including border)
- 54cm x 84cm / 21" x 33" (Including border)
- 84cm x 118cm / 33" x 46" (Including border)
ABOUT THE BAOBAB TREE
Known as the upside-down tree the Baobab enjoys an iconic stature in African culture. It is seen as the tree of life symbolising wisdom, prosperity and stature. This collection is a curated anthology of the finest fine art photography prints of baobabs in Southern Africa.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
German-born Klaus Tiedge (1965-2019) had been a prominent figure in commercial photography for more than 20 years, having worked in numerous countries, including India, Japan, Brazil and the USA. In 2001 Klaus moved to South Africa and settled down in Cape Town, taking full advantage of the thriving fashion industry and the region's optimal conditions. In 2008, Tiedge decided to shelve his commercial endeavours and pursue his passion for fine art photography as he turned his attention to the beauty and diversity of the African continent.
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Klaus Tiedge Wildlife and African Tribal photographer extraordinaire, German-born Klaus Tiedge (1965-2019). During the last ten years of his life, Tiedge created one of the most remarkable wildlife portfolios in Africa, the Pride of Africa, alongside a series of classic African tribal portrait collections.Tiedge had been a prominent figure in commercial photography for more than 20 years, having worked in numerous countries including India, Japan, Brazil and the USA. More about the artist
Is delivery really free?
Yes, on every work, to every country. It travels door to door by air freight, with delivery guaranteed. Insurance is included in the price, and it arrives with tracking.
How is the print made?
On archival pigment inks and heavyweight fine art paper, with a white border that carries the signature. Printed to order and checked by the artist before it is signed.
Is it signed and numbered?
Every print is signed by the artist. Limited editions are also numbered and come with a certificate of authenticity. Open edition prints are signed, not numbered.
How long does delivery take?
Usually 7 to 10 days from order to your door. Your print is made within 48 hours, carefully packed, then sent door to door by air freight, tracked all the way. Some parts of the world are a little quicker, a few a little slower.
Can I have it framed?
Yes, through our framing workshop at the gallery in Hout Bay. Ask the gallery.
What currency will I pay in?
Prices are charged in US dollars. Beneath each price you see an estimate in your own currency, worked out from the dollar price at today's rate. Buyers in South Africa can pay in rand by bank transfer at checkout.
Will I pay VAT or import tax?
No VAT or tax is added to your price. We are not a VAT vendor, so there is nothing to claim back either. Depending on where you live, your country may charge import duty or tax when the work arrives. That is set by your country's customs rules and is out of our hands, so if you are unsure, your local customs office can tell you what to expect.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 14 days of delivery, in the condition it arrived in and in its original packaging, with return shipping at your cost. If it arrives damaged, or it is the wrong work, we replace it or refund you at our cost. See the returns policy.