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Things I Have Drawn - Sarah Contemplates Life (2025)

Things I Have Drawn - Sarah Contemplates Life (2025)

Print on paper 
Deckled edge 
29.7 x 21 cm 
Tim
ed Edition 
Signed label on reverse 
Embossed on front  

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‘Things I Have Drawn’ imagines a world in which the things kids draw are real. And what a much better place that would be.

Artist, Tom Curtis, started with doodles by his own sons, Dom and Al (that’s ‘Alistair’ not ‘A.I.’), meticulously recreating them as realistic photographic images, always keeping the form and shapes exactly as the kid drew them.

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Things I Have Drawn - Sarah Contemplates Life (2025)

Print on paper 
Deckled edge 
29.7 x 21 cm 
Tim
ed Edition 
Signed label on reverse 
Embossed on front  

Please allow one week for shipping 

About
‘Things I Have Drawn’ imagines a world in which the things kids draw are real. And what a much better place that would be.

Artist, Tom Curtis, started with doodles by his own sons, Dom and Al (that’s ‘Alistair’ not ‘A.I.’), meticulously recreating them as realistic photographic images, always keeping the form and shapes exactly as the kid drew them.

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Print on paper 
Deckled edge 
29.7 x 21 cm 
Tim
ed Edition 
Signed label on reverse 
Embossed on front  

Please allow one week for shipping 

About
‘Things I Have Drawn’ imagines a world in which the things kids draw are real. And what a much better place that would be.

Artist, Tom Curtis, started with doodles by his own sons, Dom and Al (that’s ‘Alistair’ not ‘A.I.’), meticulously recreating them as realistic photographic images, always keeping the form and shapes exactly as the kid drew them.