Overall Dimensions: 10" x 12"
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Original Design by Tracy Porter
Crafted to last a Lifetime in the USA
The printed work of art is a true representation of the artist's intended style and technique, often incorporating an implied definition or graininess to evoke a particular mood or aesthetic.
Each product is made-to-order. Returns For Store Credit Only.
Paper Print: Premium giclee print on museum-quality archival fine art matte paper using high-quality archival inks, which captures every nuance and detail of the original image, with an additional 1" border added to the dimensions.
Loose Canvas: Premium giclee print on museum-quality canvas using high-quality archival inks, with an additional 1" border added to the dimensions. Delivered unmounted and rolled.
Wrapped Canvas: Premium giclee print on museum-quality archival fine art canvas using high-quality archival inks, mirror-image gallery-wrapped over a 1.5" deep wooden frame. Includes hanging hardware attached and ready to hang.
Framed Print: Framed Print: Premium giclée print on museum-quality archival fine art matte paper in a wood frame with kraft paper dust cover backing, 2" white mat. Includes optical grade acrylic glass and hanging hardware, attached and ready to hang. Available in 8 different styles:
1 1/4" w x 7/8" deep in Black, White or Natural Oak Frame
2" wide x 1 1/16" deep in Black & Gold
3" wide x 7/8" deep in Wide Black w/Gold
1 1/8" wide x 3/4" deep in two colors: Slimwoods Black/Gold and Slimwoods Black/Silver
3" wide x 1" deep driftwood white
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A richly layered tableau of forest treasures gathered upon a weathered wooden surface, where wild mushrooms emerge from beds of delicate moss and autumn leaves. Antique leather-bound books lean against glass apothecary vessels, creating a scene that whispers of woodland wanderings and scholarly pursuits. This evocative still life celebrates the quiet magic found in nature's humble offerings and the romance of collected curiosities.
