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Nele Zirnite, Key

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In Key (1996), Nele Zirnite employs intaglio and aquatint on paper to create a striking, symbolic composition. Known for her mastery of tonal gradation and metaphor, Zirnite often uses everyday objects to evoke deeper meaning. This piece measures 27 x 15 inches framed and is edition 6/20. The artist’s refined printmaking technique produces rich textures and depth. The artwork is signed and in very good condition, and is framed.We do not offer in-house shipping but you can arrange your own by contacting one of these four trusted shippers who can deliver your artworks to you safely and fully insured. They will bill you directly. Jackie at UPS: store1750@theupsstore.comHagen Kerr: qualityshippingunlimited@gmail.comArmadillo: info@armadillosantafe.comADS: david@artdeliveryservice.com

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Dimensions

27 x 15 x 1 in

Nele Zirnite, Key

Lot 0104

Estimate $700-$800

Apr 12, 2026, 6:51 PM EDT

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