Statement animal wildlife abstract art print Metallic Ink finished edition of ‘Dusky Fox’ Wall Print from my British Wildlife Collection. *Please note this print is unframed, images are for display ideas only* Size: A4 (8.3x11.7”) (21x29.7cm) If your happy place is in woodland, forests, meadows, rolling hills or down by the sea (or all of them!) and are in awe of the animals that inhabit these stunning places…these wall art prints may resonate with you. I wholeheartedly believe that nature has a positive impact on our mood and wellbeing. Integrating wildlife into our home space is an extension of nature, bringing the outside in! Whether it’s to brighten a space in your home, has a special significance to you or is the perfect unique gift for nature and animal lovers. My creative process begins with sketching studies of animals…sometimes outside (my favourite office space!) It grows from there, taking inspiration from nature I draw and paint using digital technology to create wall art that I hope you love as much as I love creating it! Once my prints arrive, I finish them by embellishing premium metallic ink for a shimmering effect when the light catches from different angles. Every piece has my artists signature integrated discreetly into the artwork. Giclée print on sustainably sourced Fine Art museum quality 200gsm matte paper from sustainable forests. Metallic Ink: This handmade metallic ink edition has been individually finished by hand with a premium Metallic ink in ‘Gold Inca’ colour to highlight the art piece and glistens when the light hits- watch how it shimmers in the video! *Please note that colours may vary slightly screen to screen as they can display differently depending on device. Paper: Printed on premium 230gsm Matt paper with fade resistant ink from Artist suppliers who are certified to be responsible for sourcing paper from sustainably well managed forests and or recycled sources, supporting wildlife and the environment. Packing & Shipping: Packed by myself with a personal touch and with recyclable packaging wherever possible within 1-2 working days and shipped with Royal Mail Tracked 24 service. If you have any questions/queries or require a custom size, please get in contact and I will be more than happy to help! Keep in touch and follow my art venture and upcoming pieces➡️ https://linktr.ee/ljamesarts Why not check out my brand new website! Whilst my digitally drawn art is still available on my Etsy store, I have moved into bigger (and better) art! I’m now doing original paintings on canvas with limited edition prints which are now available on my website: https://laurenjamesartcollection.com
richrad turley tells us about his role as creative director for bloomberg businessweek, its design, production and how it reacts to online news sources and more.
Engineer Paul Childs has spent a year working on the 73ft boat, which is moored at Bridgwater Docks in Somerset and is said to be the only known example of its kind.
Introduction by Chloe Metcalfe This resource is a guide to some of the many varied and wonderful costumes which are worn for an array of English folk customs including plays, dances and community festivals. This resource is a celebration of the
Children during VE day celebrations, Lambton Quay, Wellington, May 1945 Women, with a child in a pram, at the fence around Government Buildings, Wellington, on VE day, May 1945 Land girls moving sheep on Robert McKenzie's farm at Mangaorapa, Hawke's Bay, 1943 Man and woman in a two horse cart crossing the Rakaia River. Manuka Point Station, Rakaia River Valley, Canterbury, New Zealand, 1940s Members of the Gisborne Kiwi Club performing during the hui to posthumously award the Victoria Cross to Te Moananui-a-kiwa Ngarimu in Ruatoria, 6 October 1943 Members of the Women's Royal New Zealand Naval Service, Auckland, 1943 Nurse reaching inside a fridge for bottles of babies milk, Karitane Hospital, Christchurch, 1943 Courtesy Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand
This item is final sale. DESCRIPTION 2nd edition. Awakening a new understanding of the diverse tradition of Indian jewelry spanning four hundred years, the first edition of Beyond Extravagance in 2013 revealed for the first time the exceptional Al Thani Collection of the most important royal Indian jewels from the Mughal Empire to the British Raj to the twenty-first century. Exploring the centuries-long tradition of fine jewelry and art objects in India, to contemporary interpretations that continue to evolve today, this spectacular volume has been expanded and updated to highlight over 400 items in this magnificent collection. Key pieces include the carved jade wine cup of Emperor Jahangir, the Shah Jahan Dagger; inscribed imperial spinels belonging to emperors Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan; the Arcot II diamond and the Taj Mahal Emerald; and a ruby and pearl choker made by Cartier for the Maharaja of Patiala. Presenting a journey through the history of Indian jeweled objects, this splendid new edition features updated chapters by renowned jewelry experts including Vivienne Becker (The Impossible Collection of Jewelry); Katherine Prior (Maharajahs’ Jewels); Michael Spink, a specialist in Islamic and Indian art who lectures at the University of London; and Robert Skelton, one of the foremost authorities on Indian painting and fine objects. Edited by Amin Jaffer, senior curator of The Al Thani Collection, each section includes a detailed catalogue raisonné of featured pieces. DETAILS 652 pages 400 illustrations English language Released in December 2019 W 10.9 x L 14 x D 3.9 in 2 silk hardcover volumes in a luxury slipcase ISBN: 9781614284628 15.43 lbs. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. Amin Jaffer is Chief Curator of The Al Thani Collection, an encyclopedic holding of some 6,000 works of art. Formerly International Director of Asian Art at Christie’s, and former Director of Asian Art at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Dr. Jaffer has authored a number of books, including Luxury Goods from India and Made for Maharajas: A Design Diary of Princely India. He recently curated the exhibition From the Great Mughals to the Maharajas: Treasures from the Al Thani Collection at the Grand Palais in Paris, and he has also co-curated Encounters: The Meeting of Asia and Europe, 1500-1800 (2004) and Maharaja: the Splendour of India’s Royal Courts (2009-10).
Artist: Loren Munk Title: Liberty from the Liberty Collection Year: 1986 Medium: Silkscreen, signed and numbered in pencil Edition: 500 Paper Size: 42 x 30 inches My great-great-great-great-great grandfather, Benjamin Cox, fought the British in the battle of bunker Hill. The family immigrated west, finally settling with the Mormons in Utah. After two hundred years of pioneer legacy, one of the flock has returned to the east to roost in Brooklyn. The piers of Red Hook provide a daily break from my time in the studio. The Statue of Liberty is a hovering presence over the entire New York bay. For the people who live with the statue in their backyards, she is a daily companion and reminder of the opportunities and responsibilities of freedom." - Loren Munk
Technological artist and cyber fashion designer Nikita Replyanski ( previously ) started his career as an 3d Artist for video games in 2008. Since then he’s wor
Sarum Morris was formed in 1982. It is named after Sarum, the Roman settlement which through the centuries has become the City of Salisbury. Sarum Morris is a mixed Cotswold Morris side founded in 1982 and comprising of both men and women dancers and musicians. The dances they perform are from the Cotswold villages of Bampton in Oxfordshire, Ilmington in Warwickshire and Oddington in Gloucestershire, as performed and collected over 100 years ago. Salisbury has one of the oldest documented references to Morris dancing, dating back to 1564. The figure in the background is a modern replica of the Salisbury Giant, first recorded in 1496 when led by the Mayor and Corporation, it was carried in procession to meet King Henry VII and his Queen who were staying at nearby Clarendon Palace. The Giant would be accompanied by Hob-Nob, (a dragon) a beadle and two whifflers bearing mace, sword, and lantern, the Morris dancers, three black boys and the devil. All were dressed in clothes provided by the Taylors Guild. They would process through the City streets accompanied by great crowds. While the bearers of the giant refreshed themselves in a local hostelry, the Morris dancers became the centre of attraction, dancing to traditional tunes, three dressed as men in streamers and bells, three as women, and one as a fool.
Archival pigment print 150 x 150cm, edition of 5 120 x 120cm, edition of 5 100 x 100cm, edition of 7 Further information: -The making of ‘The Stars of Spring...
Image size: 12.9 X 8.9 inches. Signed in pencil on trimmed tab (Whistler style), printed in black ink on heavy, cream wove paper, thread margins. A very rare final state with the filled-in background and heavily reworked clothing. Good condition, some staining verso not penetrating to front. Free shipping to US address. (172094 bx27) Note: Albert Edward Sterner, an American painter, etcher, engraver, lithographer and illustrator, studied art at Birmingham and at the Julien Academy in Paris, under Gerome, Boulanger and Lefebvre. Born to American parents in England, Albert Edward Sterner moved permanently to New York in 1885. Sterner first established himself as a major painter and illustrator. Among other awards, his art won prestigious medals at the Paris Salon (1891), the Paris Exposition (1900) and at the Munich Exposition (1905). Albert Sterner was a full member of the American Water Color Society, the Lotus Club, the American Institute of Arts and Letters and of the National Academy of Design (1934). His original prints and paintings are included in the following international institutes; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, the South Kensington Museum, London, the Kupferstich Kabinet, Munich, and the Royal Print Collection of Italy. Few American artists received as much acclaim throughout the world as Albert Sterner. Original printmaking first attracted Albert Sterner around 1910 when he made some experimental lithographs with the printer, Boulton Brown. This led him to create some fine, large posters during the First World War. The medium of drypoint engraving, with its characteristic deep and furrowed lines, became Sterner's primary means of artistic expression during the final twenty years of his life. Completely designed, engraved and printed by the artist, Sterner's drypoints were published by him in small, limited editions of twenty-five to fifty impressions. These original prints, with their strong design elements, immediately placed Sterner alongside Rockwell Kent and Lynd Ward as one of America's finest printmakers of the Art Deco era. (source: Art of the Print)
Last chance to own this artwork - Final available editionChampagne Celebration captures two elegant ladies, sharing friendship and deep in conversation with a glass of champagne. Sherree Valentine Daines has a long standing career in the art world, a leading impressionist artist whose work is collected amongst celebrities and collectors around the world. Artwork InformationFramed Limited Edition Artwork, also available as a board ready for framingLast chance to own as now sold out with the publishersComplete with Certificate of AuthenticityEdition size 195Artwork Image Size 23 by 19 inches approximatelyGlossary of Terms
Sintra is a collection of inter-connecting foiled screenprints. The collection takes inspiration from the cutting patterns of Roger Lewis Sintra chair range and colours are influenced by Portugal's magnificent Sintra Castle. Sintra 2 is an open edition signed A2 screen print. Printed with brass foil detail on beautifully speckled heavyweight 200gsm Favini Corn Crush paper. Tom Pigeon screen prints are hand-pulled using waterbased inks in their British print workshop and traditionally foiled in the North West of England. Send flat - not rolled. Sold unframed 594 x 420mm 200gsm Corn Crush One Colour Screenprint Hand-Pulled Made in UK Final image, see the full collection of Sintra Prints 1, 2 & 3. About Tom Pigeon Tom Pigeon is the pen-name of artist and designer Kirsty Thomas. The studio was established in 2014 and works with clients, galleries and independent stores around the world. They create collections of prints, stationery and jewellery which are crafted by some of the finest makers and manufacturers in the UK. Their work is inspired by the forms, colours and geometry found in nature and the built environment. Read more Brand Tom Pigeon
Book of Norwegian fairytales and one of the finest creations to emerge from the golden age of illustration.
Historical images of D-Day in Normandy, France, during initial Allied landing operations on June 6, 1944
