Artwork description:

This print is another inspired by poetry, this time one by William Blake called Eternity.

He who binds to himself a joy
Does the winged life destroy;
But he who kisses the joy as it flies
Lives in eternity's sun rise.

I created this linocut as my response to this beautiful poem. After I had finished cutting it however I did think the name fitted in another way as it seemed to take an eternity to cut.

My linocuts are handmade from start to finish, hand carved, rolled and handprinted, as in the nature of linoprints and the handmade process they may have small variations. This I feel is part of the charm of printmaking and makes each print into both a unique artwork and part of a limited edition run.

Each print is signed, titled and numbered, you might not receive the number seen in the photograph.

Edition of 50.
Printed onto black recycled heavyweight paper 270 gsm. Cranfield gold ink (oil based).
Paper size - 42 cm x 42 cm
Print image size 30 cm x 30 cm

Please note, as a hand printed item, the print will be subject to minor variations.

All orders will be processed and shipped within 5 business days.
Once shipped, you will receive an email with your tracking details and expected delivery date. If you require a specific date for delivery just let me know.
All deliveries will require a signature on delivery.


INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING:

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CUSTOMS
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Materials used:

black recycled heavyweight paper 270 gsm. Cranfield gold ink (oil based).

Tags:

#bird #birds #butterflies #wildlife #linocut #wildlife print #bird artwork #eternity #bumblebee #bird print #blue tit #lino prints #sparrow #william blake #uk birds