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FOOL'S GOLD limited edition paper print

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FOOL'S GOLD limited edition paper print

$258.00


Unframed prints ship in 1-3 days. Please allow 4 weeks for fulfillment of framed prints + transit time from the framer's facility.


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Description

Archival reproduction of original Fool's Gold paper collage artwork. Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos cowgirl in turquoise, orange and gold jewel-toned western attire, including a marbled gold shirt, a hat depicting a night sky's moons and stars, and a vibrant floral brooch clasping a blood-orange hued bandana. Collect all Sugar Skull Prints. Shown above with companion print The Prospector.

The print hanger shown here is available for purchase via Well Made. Mention 'Dolan Geiman' at checkout..

  • Medium: a giclée or archival pigment print on acid-free matte paper
  • Unframed Paper Sizes:
    • 16 x 20: 15" x 19" (image) | 16" x 20" (paper); hand-signed & numbered edition of 200
    • 24 x 30: 22" x 28" (image) | 24" x 30" (paper); digitally signed & numbered edition of 100
    • 32 x 40: 30" x 38" (image) | 32" x 40" (paper); digitally signed & numbered edition of 200
  • Large-scale canvas print reproductions available upon request.

Standard Framing Materials

Each print is custom framed, by hand, using frames produced domestically here in the USA. Standard framing includes the following:

  • Wood Gallery Frame in black, natural, or dark walnut
  • UV-shielding Plexiglas | protects from 82%-85% of UV rays and 92% of light transmission
  • 3" acid-free white mat with bevel edge (2.5" for 11 x 14 prints)
  • Archival acid-free foam core backing (small prints are hinge mounted; large prints are dry mounted)
  • Hanging hardware + nails

Please allow 4 weeks plus transit time for fulfilment of framed print orders.

See complete Framed Print Details here.

The Story

This piece was born from the germ of a seed of inspiration. I came across the marbled gold seen in the shirt fabric in a vintage magazine and knew I had to put it to great use. It was too special to break up, as I might typically in a Vaquera’s shirt, so I decided to keep the pieces intact, using their fluid, hypnotic forms to deck out this gal in a truly one-of-a-kind western shirt.

As I continued to collect materials, her story sprung from the papers as if by chance: from the pages of a nature periodical, scenes of the ocean floor. From an anthropology journal, fragments of beautiful goldenrod and ochre patterned fabric, which now acts as the earth’s crust, separating the mottled gold riches below the ground from the deep and mysterious water world above.

At her neck, a field of flowers, the land alive between water and sky. The components of her hat unfolded organically – deep navy and teal, statement-making stars, many tiny brassy moons – creating the dark skies rolling into vibrant heavens above all of the earth and water below.

In between, a woman’s face. A woman who holds chance and fate and luck and work in her hands, altogether at once. She is steadfast, she is brave, and she is held up by all of the wonderment of nature that surrounds her.