Limited Edition 
Human Liver sec. #1 400x mag. - HH01 | Professionally Framed Print
 
 
ON DISPLAY AT Cassegrain Wines.
 
 
I have developed techniques to allow me to produce each image at sizes up to 120x180cm, without compromise of quality.
 
 
This high-resolution microscopic image showcases the intricate structure of a human liver section, captured using a 40x objective lens with brightfield microscopy. The image reveals hepatocytes, sinusoids, and central veins, offering a detailed look at the liver’s essential architecture.
 
This professionally framed print is perfect for microscopy enthusiasts, medical professionals, and science lovers who appreciate the beauty of cellular structures. A scale bar is included for accurate measurements, making this print not only visually striking but also scientifically informative.
 
About this Print:
Print Material: Ilford Prestige Gallerie Metallic archival fine art paper
Print Method: Giclée using archival pigment inks
Archival Rating: 40 years
 
Showcase the fascinating details of the human liver with this unique and scientifically captivating artwork—ideal for your home, office, or laboratory.

Includes:
1 of 10  signed limited edition framed prints
Brushed Aluminum plaque 
10 year warranty 
"about your print" laminated info sheet.
 
Size:
A0 (84x120cm)
 
Material Info:
Ilford Prestige GALERIE Metallic gloss 260gsm - Fine art paper, Giclee print, stands out with an iridescent iridium layer, 40yr archival rating on paper, Archival pigment ink 
 

ChromaLuxe© and Acrylic enalrgements feature frameless designs.*
 
For larger sizes or different print materials please use commission request form.

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All images photographed and enlarged are original and produced by myself. All copyrights reserved by Impulse Art & Photography. Images of prints online are low quality/compressed. Prints are of higher quality than can be shown online. 
 
 
*Due to differences in monitors/screen settings, the color and brightness you see online may vary.*