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Now is your chance to have a work by Ezra Bohm in your home with the release of the new unlimited series of works. Printed on the same high-end fine art paper, Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta, as used on his limited-edition art framed pieces. The size of this work is 40cm x 34,11cm
About this work
A unique image capturing the lunar eclipse on September 8, 2025, with the Dom Tower in Utrecht in the foreground. The patron saint of Utrecht, Saint Martin, is clearly visible.
Did you know that the flag of Utrecht finds its origin in the story of Saint Martin?
Born into a Roman family and sent on a mission, Martin gave half of his cloak to a beggar. The beggar had asked him for alms, but Martin had no money to give. Instead, he drew his sword, cut his cloak in two, and out of compassion and solidarity, gave half to the beggar.
On the flag of Utrecht, the red represents his red cloak, and the white represents his white undergarment.
Now is your chance to have a work by Ezra Bohm in your home with the release of the new unlimited series of works. Printed on the same high-end fine art paper, Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta, as used on his limited-edition art framed pieces. The size of this work is 40cm x 34,11cm
About this work
A unique image capturing the lunar eclipse on September 8, 2025, with the Dom Tower in Utrecht in the foreground. The patron saint of Utrecht, Saint Martin, is clearly visible.
Did you know that the flag of Utrecht finds its origin in the story of Saint Martin?
Born into a Roman family and sent on a mission, Martin gave half of his cloak to a beggar. The beggar had asked him for alms, but Martin had no money to give. Instead, he drew his sword, cut his cloak in two, and out of compassion and solidarity, gave half to the beggar.
On the flag of Utrecht, the red represents his red cloak, and the white represents his white undergarment.