Portrait of a Peony - Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Fine Art Paper Print
Artist Statement
The dramatic use of chiaroscuro in rich sepia tones focuses on the peony’s sculptural form—strong yet delicate, intricate yet bold. Light and shadow carve out its curves, drawing the eye across layered petals that seem to emerge from the darkness. A study in contrast, stillness, and beauty.
Paper prints:
Limited Edition of 50
Signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity included.
Printed on museum-grade (archival) 100% cotton photo rag paper using giclée technology for exceptional tonal range, richness, and fine detail.
Production:
Each piece is made to order at a certified fine art lab, carefully produced and inspected to meet gallery-quality standards.
This artwork is copyrighted © by Kirsten Clark.
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Your print will arrive rolled with acid-free tissue in a protective tube, directly from our certified fine art lab.
To avoid handling damage, we recommend leaving the print sealed until it can be professionally unrolled and framed. This ensures it stays in pristine condition for display and long-term preservation.
All Collector’s Edition prints are made to order and shipped from our professional fine art printing lab. Please allow 2 - 3 weeks to arrive depending on location.
Packaging: Each print is professionally packed — carefully rolled with acid-free tissue and placed in a sturdy protective tube to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.
Tracking: You'll receive a confirmation email with tracking details once order is shipped.
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Limited Edition Prints
Limited edition print, signed & number Certificate of Authenticity.
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Museum-grade archival 100% cotton photo rag paper using giclée technology for exceptional tonal range, richness, and fine detail
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What makes limited edition museum-grade prints special, the printing process involved, the materials used, and why they are worth considering for your art collection.
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