This is a fine art print of original acrylic and silverpoint painting by Shae Warnick. Made with archival ink on acid free paper. Numbered edition of 50.

The image size is approx. 12" x 9" with a white border the brings the full dimension to 14" x 11" ( a standard frame size). These prints are unframed and come in a protective acetate sleeve with a backing board to prevent bending. 

The original of this print was part of Shae Warnick's Collector’s Garden series. 

Shae is an artist and naturalist with a BFA in intaglio printmaking and an MFA in painting. If she’s not making art, she’s usually outside learning the names of things or opening drawers in the research collections of natural history museums. Her work explores modern perceptions that are distancing people from nature, and as a curious layperson, she seeks to find the ideal balance between science and sentiment. Some of her subjects include birds, plants, fish, birds, bugs, and birds.

Egret Garden Limited Edition Print

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Printed in the Nahcotta Print Studio, Portsmouth, NH

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This is a fine art print of original acrylic and silverpoint painting by Shae Warnick. Made with archival ink on acid free paper. Numbered edition of 50.

The image size is approx. 12" x 9" with a white border the brings the full dimension to 14" x 11" ( a standard frame size). These prints are unframed and come in a protective acetate sleeve with a backing board to prevent bending. 

The original of this print was part of Shae Warnick's Collector’s Garden series. 

Shae is an artist and naturalist with a BFA in intaglio printmaking and an MFA in painting. If she’s not making art, she’s usually outside learning the names of things or opening drawers in the research collections of natural history museums. Her work explores modern perceptions that are distancing people from nature, and as a curious layperson, she seeks to find the ideal balance between science and sentiment. Some of her subjects include birds, plants, fish, birds, bugs, and birds.