Constantly Question | Limited Edition Artist Proof Canvas by Pete Tillack
Constantly Question | Limited Edition Artist Proof Canvas by Pete Tillack
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Constantly Question — Limited Edition Artist Proof Canvas by Pete Tillack
Through his distinctive philosophical symbolism, Pete Tillack's Constantly Question considers the difference between faith and blind faith, inviting viewers to remain curious, question assumptions, and recognize the value of admitting what we do not know.
Select your preferred Artist Proof size and framing option above. Gallery 1870 is happy to assist with availability, framing, placement and shipping.
Artist's Statement — Constantly Question
There is faith and there is blind faith.
Blind faith takes away any and all other possibilities.
The earth was not flat, we are not the center of the universe, Pluto is not a planet.
It is OK to say 'I don't know'
Why do we think that we need to find a meaning in a set of circumstances in a universe that has existed long before humans were ever evolved and we think that the universe has a meaning for us.
— Tillack
Constantly Question — Artwork-Specific Artist Video
Watch Pete Tillack's breakdown of the symbolism in Constantly Question.
Limited Edition Information
Artist Proof Canvas Giclées — hand-embellished, signed and numbered, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
Artwork sizes and edition quantities:
- 30 × 20 inches — Artist Proof, edition of 35.
- 24 × 16 inches — Artist Proof, edition of 15.
Each size is offered gallery-wrapped or in the artist's specialty frame. Choose a size and presentation above to view the price. Please contact Gallery 1870 for exact specialty-framed dimensions.
Presentation & Framing Options
Gallery Wrapped Canvas — Unframed
Each Artist Proof is printed on archival-quality canvas, stretched over 1.5-inch-deep stretcher bars with finished gallery-wrapped edges. It arrives ready to hang and can also be custom framed.
Artist Specialty Framed Canvas
An artisan specialty frame selected to complement the painting. Contact Gallery 1870 if you would like assistance with framing or placement.
Ordering & Production Time
Artist Proof editions are custom produced to order. Each canvas is prepared, hand-embellished, signed and numbered; custom framing is completed if selected.
Please allow approximately 3–6 weeks before tracking information is issued. Timing may vary depending on the artist's schedule and framing requirements. Contact Gallery 1870 if you have a particular delivery deadline.
Shipping & Delivery
Gallery-wrapped artwork: Generally ships fully insured via UPS or FedEx with signature required. Large specialty-framed works may require professional crating and a specialty art carrier.
About checkout shipping estimates: Our website calculates estimated shipping based on the artwork's purchase price rather than its exact size, framing, or delivery destination. The amount shown at checkout may therefore differ from the actual shipping cost.
For an accurate shipping quote, please contact Gallery 1870 before checkout, especially for framed or oversized artwork. If the checkout estimate is higher than the actual shipping cost, we'll refund the difference. If special shipping arrangements or additional charges are necessary, we'll contact you to review the options before proceeding. International shipping is available by quotation.
Questions? Let Gallery 1870 Help
Interested in adding Constantly Question to your collection? Our gallery team would be delighted to assist with edition availability, framing selections, placement, and delivery.
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Gallery 1870 Fine Art · Downtown Napa, California
Original Painting & Commissions
Original painting — Sold. Although the original Constantly Question has sold, Pete Tillack is available for commissioned original artwork. Gallery 1870 would be delighted to assist with creating a one-of-a-kind painting that reflects your personal story.
Explore Commissioning an Original by Pete Tillack
About the Artist – Pete Tillack
Pete Tillack is an Australian-born artist celebrated for his unique style of Philosophical Symbolism. His paintings often feature animals and objects placed in unexpected settings—lions on sofas, wolves in cathedrals, or foxes in wingback chairs—each chosen to symbolize deeper meanings about society, progress, and human experience.
Self-taught and shaped by a decade of global travel, Tillack draws from his encounters across cultures and landscapes. His use of strong contrasts, monochromatic palettes, and symbolic storytelling invites viewers to reflect on their own journey, choices, and the forces shaping their lives.
Pete Tillack — Artist Video
Explore the artwork and philosophical symbolism of Pete Tillack through this overview video.
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