Alexander Chen - Passage de Grand Cerf (Paris)

This is a framed, multi-layered 3D serigraph (likely a limited edition graphic work) by noted artist Alexander Chen, depicting the historic 'Passage du Grand Cerf' and surrounding street scenes in Paris. The artwork is characterized by Chen’s signature hyper-realistic style, featuring intricate architectural details of storefronts, including a 'Coiffeur' (barbershop), a red 'Passage' sign, and an 'Absinthe Pernod' advertisement. The piece utilizes a shadowbox-style construction where various elements of the composition are cut out and raised on spacers to create depth and a dimensional effect. It is meticulously framed with multiple mats—an outer dark brown mat and an inner gold-toned accent mat—housed within a dark wood or synthetic frame with gold beaded detailing on the inner lip. The color palette is rich with earthy tones, olive greens, and vibrant reds, offset by the pale stone of the Parisian buildings. A signature is visible in the upper right quadrant of the image area. The item appears to be in excellent condition with no visible fading, moisture damage, or debris under the glass, suggesting it has been well-maintained in a climate-controlled environment. The craftsmanship is of high quality, typical of official releases from fine art distributors like Park West Gallery, which frequently handles Chen's 3D collection.