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Chosen together, for the room.

Four photographs. One frame. A Quartet. Made once. Never again.

Quartet III: four photographs in one frame - white paint on a black post beside blue, torn black and white posters, a pink sheet over torn paper, and rust through pale paint
The work

What a Quartet is.

Four of Harrop's photographs of the marks cities leave on themselves, chosen from twenty years of work, printed as four plates and floated in one tray frame. Each is made once and its code is retired, with a hologram, a signed certificate and an entry on the List.

Sizes
Quartet, 76 × 102 cm
Grand Quartet, 105 × 140 cm
Print
UV-cured pigment ink, nine channels, printed direct to the panel
Panels
Four, in 3 mm aluminium composite, each floated 12 mm
Board
Archival, acid-free cotton museum board
Frame
Tray frame, black-finished FSC-certified timber, unglazed
Hanging
Fixings fitted; a split batten for the Grand
Longevity
Inks rated to last over seventy years indoors
Made
By hand in London, in six to eight weeks
Delivery
Crated, worldwide, quoted separately
Working together

How a project runs.

  1. Brief. The space, how many works, the sizes and when.
  2. Compose together. Harrop proposes works, and you and your client shape them with him.
  3. Proof. A private page for each work, with a version without prices to show your client.
  4. Made. By hand in London, in six to eight weeks once the deposit is paid.
  5. Delivered. Crated and delivered anywhere, quoted separately for each address.
  • Trade terms for interior designers and architects
  • Priced by the set
  • Other sizes by arrangement

Send a brief at harrop.works/trade, or email works@harrop.works.

By Harrop

Nine Quartets.

Nine works composed by Harrop, seven of them for a room's accent colour. Quartets for your project are chosen with you from the archive.

Quartet I: four photographs in one frame - yellow scratches on grey paint, a wall half painted over, a curtain against a window, and peeling plaster
A Quartet by Harrop composed for a straw accent
A Quartet by Harrop composed for a olive accent
A Quartet by Harrop composed for a terracotta accent
A Quartet by Harrop composed for a deep red accent
A Quartet by Harrop composed for a aubergine accent
A Quartet by Harrop composed for a teal accent
A Quartet by Harrop composed for a blue accent
Quartet III: four photographs in one frame - white paint on a black post beside blue, torn black and white posters, a pink sheet over torn paper, and rust through pale paint