“First Snow” celebrates the magic of the season's first snow. Some cute, sleepy 'foxes see all' including this merry band of elves that have come together for a festive gathering under the full moon. "First Snow" is printed in two colors from two hand carved linoleum blocks. Created from my original design and printed on handmade paper in a signed and limited edition.

First Snow

$58.00

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Due to the nature of the hand printing process, each print will have a unique character and may vary slightly from the photographs in color, registration etc

SIZE AND DETAILS:

Paper Size approx: 13” x 11”

Print Size: 8” x 10.5”

Paper Color: White-cream

Ink Color: Metallic Copper with Evergreen -OR- Burgandy

MATERIALS:

100% Cotton paper / archival Cranfield, Speedball and Gamblin inks

COPYRIGHT:

Designed and printed by Wendi Dibbern at Quarry House Press

ⓒQuarryHousePress -- all rights reserved
Orders will ship in 2 - 3 business days, unless otherwise stated

Your print(s) will arrive in a protective sleeve, packaged in a rigid envelope to protect them during mailing. If the print is larger than 11" x 14", it will be shipped in a rigid mailing tube

Orders under $50 ship for a flat rate of $3 via USPS First Class Mail

Orders over $50 ship for free via USPS First Class Mail, or USPS Priority Mail if weight is more than 16oz

Orders containing framed pieces will be charged a shipping rate based on weight and destination

If you would like express shipping, please contact me before ordering

I use eco-friendly packing materials whenever possible :)
This print is made using quality inks and archival paper. All mats and mounts use acid free materials. Do not display in direct sunlight, as inks can fade and paper can discolor when exposed to bright sun for long periods of time

If your print arrives rolled, flatten as soon as possible. Gently back-roll your print using the shipping tube and a clean piece of paper or the glassine the print arrived in. Lay flat in a safe spot until fully flattened

When framing your print, avoid letting ink directly touch glass as it can transfer or stick to the glass after extended periods of contact. Use a mat or spacers when framing to prevent this

original fine art prints

by Wendi Dibbern

First Snow