A peeled lemon with its rind spiralling over a pewter edge, large in the foreground, with a card, a watch, a bottle and a ring small behind it.

The edition, 01 to 25

A sold number is struck through. A refunded number is struck and marked retired, and is never sold again, so an edition can close at fewer than 25.

The twelve, no. 8

The Lemon

The Dutch painted the lemon because it looks sweet and is not. Ours is the only object on the table with no luxury in it.

25of 25 canvases left

Pewter, north window light.

De SchilA peeled lemon
Moitié NoireA black card, cut in half
Maison NéantA gold watch with no hands
Château DébrisA bottle of sparkling wine
Fils de PersonneA signet ring

SizeGallery, 30 × 45 in$1,800Giclée print on canvas, gallery-wrapped. Numbered out of 25. 267 dpi at this size.Salon, 40 × 60 in$3,200Giclée print on canvas, gallery-wrapped. Numbered out of 25. 200 dpi at this size.Paper proof, 24 × 36 in$650Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag. Open edition, unnumbered. 333 dpi at this size.

Insured freight within the United States is in the price. Each canvas is printed and stretched to order, then shipped from the lab.

Every brand on this table is invented. Why. Painted by an image model at the house’s direction and printed as a giclée; nothing here is hand-painted.

Next: Do Not Disturb. Or lay your own table.