Nature Treasures
Limited Edition
£85.00 – £245.00
A collection of treasures as nature awakens after the winter. I’m constantly collecting feathers, seashells and even snail shells from my garden and along the beaches here in Algarve. Like in Dutch 16th and 17th paintings, I added them as a contrast to the ephemerality of the flowers. Garden flowers, including Narcissus, Ranunculus, pale green Hellebores, and Snapdragons are intertwined with the blue of wild Scilla, Wild Clary, Borage and Grape Hyacinths. The dripping turquoise paint is a reminder of the human touch as these small nature wonders are gathered.
Limited quantities remaining
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- Each print includes a certificate of authenticity.
- Archival museum-quality Giclee print on Hahnemühle Bamboo 290g matte paper
Two sizes are available for this limited edition print:
28 cms x 35 cms / 11.0 inches x 13.8 inches Edition of 20
40 cms x 50 cms / 15.8 inches x 19.7 inches Edition of 10
Both sizes include a white border with signature and limited edition number printed on the bottom border.
Framed and unframed options available
White FSC®-certified wood frames available with high quality glass windows and ready to be hung.
All framed prints are sent by Express courier.
- Shipping is calculated at checkout
- Prints delivered via postal services in UK, EU and EEA. All other world wide destinations are via express courier
- All framed prints are sent by express courier – and are charged per frame
- Printed in UK or Germany depending on shipping destination. (This means UK or EU customers do not face additional import charges)
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- 100% CARBON NEUTRAL
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Kriss MacDonald is an American-British photographer who captures the beauty of flowers and nature in her botanical art compositions.
She’s a former journalist who covered major conflicts and breaking stories worldwide during her seventeen years in the field and newsroom for NBC News and Associated Press Television News (AP). She now shares seasonal stories in her art photography featuring wild and garden flowers.
