Lifestory D'Orbigny Morris by Pública Rework
Lifestory D'Orbigny Morris by Pública Rework
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Lifestory D'Orbigny Morris by Pública Rework combines distinct art styles: the art nouveau of William Morris frames the piece, while the intricate, detailed elements from Charles Henry Dessalines d'Orbigny breathe life into it. Each element tells a unique life story, inviting reflection on the fragility of life. The artwork harmonizes shapes and colours, blending the two styles seamlessly into a beautiful combination.
This print features elements from William Morris(1834 –1896)'s Fruit Pattern (1862) and illustrations by Charles Henry Dessalines d'Orbigny(1806 - 1876), including various butterflies, Lemon (Citrus Limonium), Crimson Crawfish (Palemon Ornatum), and Morning-glory (Pharbitis hispida).
Printed on Fine Art Freja paper (265 g), each print ensures superior quality and colour reproduction. Note: Frame shown for illustration purposes only.
Shipping & Delivery
Free worldwide shipping on orders over €120. Standard delivery: 2–7 business days (Europe), 4–12 business days (rest of the world). All orders ship from Denmark with track and trace. Delivery times apply to prints — original art and paintings are arranged individually.
Returns & Exchanges
We want you to love your art. You have 30 days to return an order after receiving it, subject to conditions. Custom-made pieces are excluded. Please contact us before returning for guidance. The artwork must be in its original condition and packaging. Return shipping is covered by the buyer unless otherwise arranged. See our full refund policy for details.
Materials & Quality
Our art prints are produced on high-quality papers selected by each artist. Options include Fine Art Freja paper (265 g, preferred for art prints) and Matt Enhanced paper (230 g, selected for photography). Original art materials are chosen by the artist and specified on each product page. See our materials page for full details.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What paper are the prints made on?
Our art prints are produced on high-quality papers selected by each artist. Options include Fine Art Freja paper (265 g), preferred for art prints, preserving colour depth and gradation, and Matt Enhanced paper (230 g), ideal for photography with its smooth, neutral white finish. Paper type is specified on each product page. See our materials page for full details.
Is the artwork signed?
If an original is signed, it is stated on its own page. Every original comes with a certificate of authenticity; prints do not. Where a print is signed or numbered, you will find that there too.
What sizes are available?
Sizes vary by artwork. The most common are 30x40cm, 50x70cm and 70x100cm, and some works are also offered at 40x30cm, 60x80cm or A2 (59,4x42cm). Check the size selector above for the sizes and prices available for this artwork.
How is the artwork shipped?
All prints are carefully packaged and shipped in sturdy tubes or flat mailers to ensure they arrive in perfect condition. Original paintings are flat-packed with protective materials. Free worldwide shipping on orders over €120. All orders include track and trace from Denmark.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes, we ship worldwide from Copenhagen. Standard delivery: 2 to 7 business days within Europe, 4 to 12 business days for the rest of the world. All orders include track and trace. Delivery times apply to prints. Original art and paintings are arranged individually.
Can I return or exchange the artwork?
You have 30 days to return an order after receiving it, subject to conditions. Custom-made pieces are excluded. Please contact us at hello@nokuko.com before returning for guidance. The artwork must be in its original condition and packaging. Return shipping is covered by the buyer unless otherwise arranged. See our full refund policy for details.
Does NOKUKO support tree planting?
NOKUKO donates to tree planting in Denmark through for example Plant et Træ and Klimatræ. We aim to donate every half year, and every quarter when sales are high. Every print is also made to order, so nothing is printed that is not sold.