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SUMMILUX STUDIES — SET OF FOUR
SUMMILUX STUDIES — SET OF FOUR
SKU: DF2777
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Complete SUMMILUX STUDIES with all four artworks*
— AMBER, RED, SILVER and SAFARI
— created to stand independently or together as a coordinated gallery wall.
*All four artworks — save 25%
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SUMMILUX STUDIES — SET OF FOUR brings together four sculptural interpretations of the Leica Summilux-M 50 mm.
A shared monumental crop and deep black negative space create a consistent visual rhythm, while colour and material distinguish each work.

AMBER introduces smoked amber glass and restrained warmth.
RED emerges through deep red optical glass and black-on-black detail.
SILVER creates a precise architectural contrast, while SAFARI adds an earthy olive-green counterpoint.
Together, the four artworks form a complete study of optical design, mechanical precision and photographic culture. Display them as a coordinated 2×2 grid, arrange them across a larger space or allow each artwork to stand independently.
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THE COMPLETE SERIES ⌜⌟
Your collection includes:
AMBER
RED
SILVER
SAFARI
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Part of the Summilux Studies Collection
— Four sculptural studies of the Leica Summilux-M 50 mm.
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Four high-resolution digital artworks in vertical 4:5 format, delivered together as one complete collection.
PRINT RECOMMENDATION ⌜⌟
We recommend printing this artwork on fine art paper, finished with a simple black wood frame for a clean gallery presentation.
Shown with the complete SUMMILUX STUDIES collection
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Independent artwork.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Leica Camera AG.
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