The Left Field of Pleasures

Art Print 1 000 SEK This is a limited edition piece, produced in restricted quantities.
This expansive scene features surreal creatures, vibrant foliage, and symbolic human interactions that invite interpretation and intrigue.
Size
Please allow an estimated 3–5 weeks from placing your order to delivery, including preparation and shipping.

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Designed in Stockholm
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Materials

Print
Archival pigment (giclée) print
Paper
Hahnemühle cotton paper, 308 gsm, matte

Measurements

Paper size, width × height
incm
10 × 725.4 × 17.8
16 × 1140.6 × 27.9
24 × 1761.0 × 43.2
36 × 2691.4 × 66.0

Notes

Frame
Not included
Shipping & handling

Please allow an estimated 3–5 weeks from placing your order to delivery, including preparation and shipping. Each piece is sent insured and signed for.

Duties and taxes are settled at checkout wherever we can; otherwise on arrival. Returns within 30 days, in the original box. Pieces cast, made to order or made to measure for you are final sale, unless they arrive damaged.

Care instructions

Keep out of direct sunlight. Handle the paper by its edges. Frame it behind UV protective glass.

Please allow an estimated 3–5 weeks from placing your order to delivery, including preparation and shipping. Payment plans at checkout
II Curator’s Note

The Left Field of Pleasures

Explore The Left Field of Pleasures, a wide, intricate detail from the central panel of Hieronymus Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights.

This expansive scene features surreal creatures, vibrant foliage, and symbolic human interactions that invite interpretation and intrigue.

Digitally restored and enhanced by the Surrealium atelier at Kastellet Fortress in Stockholm, this fine art print highlights Bosch’s lush greens, delicate blues, and warm earthy tones, bringing his imaginative storytelling to life.

IV The Atelier

From a 1600s sea fortress

Surrealium is housed within Vaxholms Kastell, a stone fortress at the gateway to Stockholm's archipelago.

HOUSE OF SURREALIUM →
The Craft — Vaxholms Kastell