A Lotus Is A Lotus nr. 19 2/3 by Anna Ehrenstein

A Lotus Is A Lotus nr. 19 2/3, 2023

Anna Ehrenstein

Artist

Adam Meghji

Current Collector

Medium

Mixed Media

Dimensions

15.0 x 10.7 cm

Year Created

2023

$100.00 USD

Asking Price

Place Offer

Gallery Representation

Pablo's Birthday Gallery

122 artworks

About this artwork Offers and history Insights Comments Artwork history About the artist Curriculum Vitae Pegboards More by Anna Ehrenstein Similar artists Similar artworks

About this artwork

Offers & History

$100 USD - Ask

@adam on June 12 2024, 4:39pm UTC

$55 USD - Sale

@adam on October 25 2023, 9:59pm UTC

$55 USD - Offer

@adam on October 25 2023, 2:56pm UTC

$50 USD - Offer

@s2jwwebb on October 24 2023, 2:51pm UTC

$50 USD - Ask

@anna_ehrenstein on October 19 2023, 2:54pm UTC

Insights

View all

152 views

Times this artwork has been viewed.

46 times pegboarded

Pegboarding activity is a useful signal to evaluate collector sentiment over time.

2 interest collectors

This signal indicates trends around purchase considerations over time.

Comments (0)

Submit

Artwork History

Adam Meghji

Dec 15, 2023

Anna Ehrenstein

Oct 17, 2023

Peggy buyer protection

Authenticated by Technology

Peggy's fingerprinting Al enables you to buy & sell to other collectors with confidence.

Specialized Shipping

Peggy ships with global shipping and fulfillment companies for high-value and collectible artworks.

Secure Payments

We use Stripe as our trusted payment provider. Funds are only released to the seller when the sale is complete.

About the artist

Anna Ehrenstein

Anna Ehrenstein works in transdisciplinary artistic practice with an emphasis on research and mediation. She is using print, video, installation, social moments or sculpture to reverberate the intersections and divergences of high and low cultures and their socio-economic and bio-political constitutions. Born in Germany with Albanian heritage and raised between the two cultures, realities and reflections around migration-related visual culture, diasporic narrations, networked images and the class hierarchy of pixels form main foci due to her own intercultural experiences.