Val Filip

Big size premium print on archival pigment print on premium Hahnemühle William Turner paper. Certified archivability Art Paper 310 gsm, 100% cotton, Natural White, Textured.
The white cotton paper does not contain optical brighteners and is characterised by its unique tactile feel and surface texture. The fine yet highly pronounced felt structure of the genuine mould-made paper gives photographs and art reproductions a striking depth and three-dimensional effect. The premium matt inkjet coating guarantees excellent print results with outstanding reproduction of colour and detail, impressive contrasts and deep blacks. William Turner is acid- and lignin-free and meets the most exacting requirements in terms of age resistance. The characteristic feel and structure guarantees extraordinary FineArt prints and art reproductions with artistic flair. ISO 9706 conform / museum quality for highest age resistance

The artist and master printer check the print for accuracy in reproducing the finish and color. Print with 2.5cm white margin not included in listed image dimensions. Prints come with a certificate of authenticity. Signed and numbered by artist. The artwork is delivered rolled up in a tube.

If you want to purchase multiple artworks, you will get a discount. This artwork is also available in different sizes, please feel free to ask for further information.

Since primitive tribes, phallus worship has been found in many different places and in many different forms. The phallus symbolises strength, power, authority, general spiritualisation. The seed is considered the embodiment and source of life force. In ancient Indian mythology it is identified with the absolute ideal beginning underlying the universe.
Special importance was attached to the erect penis, the sight of which, according to the beliefs of many peoples, should inspire fear and reverence in others. The ancients endowed the erect penis with a special protective and deterrent power. Almost all peoples had a cult in which the phallus was regarded as a profound religious symbol. In Ancient Rome, children wore amulets in the form of a phallus around their necks as a means of protection against evil. Images of the phallus made of bronze or stone served as jewellery for women, giant images of it were erected in temples.