Fallen - Linoprint - 10 of 10 - 9 x 12 inches

Print 3 of 10 in the edition. This limited edition of 10 prints interprets Fall's most symbolic element, the fallen leaf, in my geometric, schema style. Each print is an experiment with decay (similar to leaves losing color and decomposing) with varying organic patterns of inkless voids within the geometric design. In some prints, the graphics are nearly full black, others have voids in different areas and in varied amounts. 

Materials & Quality: Each impression is carved in linoleum block, and printed with my hands on Rives BFK fine art paper with deckled edges. These are experimental prints with varied ink patterns and some errant bits of ink "outside the lines". Please inspect each print for these details as the photos have not been retouched. Each print is signed and numbered by my hand in light graphite.

Size and Framing: Prints are shipped backed with chip board that should be removed and replaced with acid free backer material when framing. Outer dimensions are 9 x 12 inches. These can be framed with a simple off-the-shelf 9 x 12 inch frame without a mat, but custom framing is encouraged. Framing options would be 1) floating the full sized paper with no matte, and using frame spacers. This option allows the deckled edges to be visible. Or 2) framing the print edge to edge without a mat. Framing with a mat is fine, but is not necessary.

Shipping: Prints will ship within 7 to 10 business days via USPS and barring any unforeseen circumstances, should be in your hands before the 24th of December.

International Shipping: For international shipping, I use USPS, UPS and DHL depending upon what is the most efficient, economical and reliable. Timing is not always predictable with international shipping. I will do my best to get your print(s) to you as soon as possible, but make no guarantees on timing. My site doesn’t always calculate shipping accurately to international destinations. If it under-calculates, I will cover the cost. If it charges you more than what I end up paying, I will credit you for the difference if it is beyond a couple US dollars. For international taxes, I designate everything as original artwork, which technically is not supposed to generate taxes or tariffs. But, I’ve heard different things from different collectors, even in the same country. I do everything I can to minimize cost on your end, but taxes and tariffs on your end are mostly out of my control. I appreciate your understanding on this.