Ink and Identity – Limited Edition
Limited Edition · Signed & numbered · Hahnemühle certificate
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Limited Edition of 100 (A4), 50 (A3) or 25 (A2). See copies remaining.
About the artwork
This mysterious woman red lips art print offers a close-up view of a woman turning toward the viewer, her short dark hair framing an intense and unwavering gaze. Warm orange light falls across her cheek and neck while cooler teal tones shape the opposite side of her face, producing a bold cinematic contrast. Expressive brushwork and dripping paint edges build a sense of layered identity around her features.
Her vivid red lips are slightly parted, drawing attention amid the surrounding strokes of black, teal and fiery orange. A slender strap crosses her bare shoulder, grounding the portrait in a moment of quiet presence. The background dissolves into abstract marks that feel both spontaneous and carefully composed, supporting the themes of media, memory and self.
As a piece of contemporary wall art, the work brings mystery and visual energy into a room. The mysterious woman red lips art print holds its own on a large wall yet rewards intimate viewing of the surface detail and colour shifts. It pairs naturally with modern interiors that favour strong character and artistic depth.
These works are offered as limited edition fine art prints, each professionally printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm fine art paper using archival pigment ink. Editions are strictly limited and every print is numbered, accompanied by a Hahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity with hologram protection. These collectible art prints maintain fine-art quality suited to serious collections.
Tim Pearson created Ink and Identity within the Modern Muses series, exploring how gaze and surface layers construct a sense of personhood. The portrait feels both public and private, the red lips and direct eyes cutting through the surrounding abstraction.
Display this mysterious woman red lips art print to introduce a confident, atmospheric presence. The museum-quality materials ensure lasting colour, making it a considered addition for anyone seeking contemporary art prints with lasting impact.
Please note: As these are signed Limited Editions, each print has a border around the image, allowing space for the edition number, the title of the print and the artist's signature to be added by hand.
EDITIONS:
• A4 (21 x 29.7 cm), edition of 100
• A3 (29.7 x 42 cm), edition of 50
• A2 (42 x 59.4 cm), edition of 25
Print only – supplied unframed.
FREE UK delivery, tracked and signed for, next working day after dispatch. 14-day money-back guarantee.
Delivery & returns
- FREE UK delivery by Royal Mail Special Delivery, tracked and signed for
- Printed, signed and packed by Tim Pearson, so please allow a few extra days before dispatch
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Caring for your print
- Handle the print by its edges, with clean, dry hands.
- Frame it behind glass or acrylic and keep it out of direct sunlight.
- Avoid damp rooms and spots above radiators.
- Store it flat until it is framed.
- A4, A3 and A2 are standard sizes, so off-the-shelf frames fit.
Limited Edition
Printed, signed and numbered by hand.
Every Limited Edition print is made by Tim Pearson himself, in a fixed number of copies for each size. When a size sells out, that edition is closed for good.
- PaperHahnemühle Photo Rag, a cotton fine-art paper
- PrintingGiclée printed by Tim Pearson on a 12-colour Canon fine-art printer
- SignedSigned and numbered by hand on the border
- CertificateHahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity, verified with MyArtRegistry
- DeliveryFREE UK delivery by Royal Mail Special Delivery, tracked and signed for
Provenance you can check
Each print comes with a Hahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity carrying its edition number. The certificate is registered with MyArtRegistry, so you, or anyone you sell or pass the print on to, can verify it.
About this artwork
This artwork was AI-generated using Midjourney and selected by digital artist Tim Pearson. The Limited Edition is printed, signed and numbered by hand by Tim Pearson.
This artwork is also available as an unsigned Open Edition print. See the Open Edition.