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MOTHER NATURE (LYNX) limited edition paper print

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MOTHER NATURE (LYNX) limited edition paper print

$129.00


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Description

Collage art print on paper imagining Mother Earth holding a baby lynx with intricate tattoos and feathered crown with nautical shell, birds nest, honeybee and feather detail.

  • 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.

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The Story

When I was a child, I believed in all of the folk mythologies: animals born from rocks and greats birds that could block out the sun. As I have gotten older my beliefs have deepened, and my imagination has grown more vivid. There are miracles in the world of nature that can be witnessed daily, and these have been the inspiration for much of my recent artwork.

Mother Nature is the embodiment of all aspects of our western and even some eastern landscapes. Her skin was formed from stone and beehive, her hair braided from oils and minerals and held together with lightning bolts of energy. She is holding a baby lynx, whose fragile existence she is here to protect. Resting on her shoulders, decorating her figure as epaulettes would decorate the shoulders of some wartime captain, are the antlers of some large ungulate, perhaps a mule deer or elk, showing her rigid strength. Clinging to her chest is the dragonfly who represents peace and wisdom. Draped from her left temple, woven into her hair, is the tail of a fox and the thorny paddles of a prickly pear cactus, symbols of her wit and her steadfastness. In her crown, woven together are a sundry mix of colorful and tactile flora and fauna; the shell of a moon snail, the feather of a peacock, the fronds of a bracken fern, and the delicate nest of a hummingbird with two eggs symbolizing prosperity and new beginnings. Her skirt, a woven textile of golds and blues, symbolizes the waxing and waning moon and the lines of the seasons. And last, her shawl and cape, strung over her shoulder, is like a giant net which has captured the night sky, and gradually relaxes down to her elbow to reveal her arm, with black raven feathers, evolving to become a wing so that she can take flight and soar over the land and rivers and sea.

She is a patient watcher but also an active protector, and her energy is barely contained within the frame as she inspires us all to take note of our wild friends and to be inspired and go gently into the natural world each day.