Violet colour together with its ‘relatives’, such as purple or magenta, signifies both the end of the visible light spectrum and its beginning, being often perceived as a mixture of red and blue. This is similar to the symbolic duality of the beginning of spring. Dutch lilacs here, as a lyrical symbol of the awakening of nature and youth, bloom among cascades of dry cattail and hay that are reminiscent of farewell to winter. Thus, returning to the roots can be linked to the rethinking of the past and restarting the life-cycle.
Limited Edition Prints:
Medium Edition- 60 cm x 60 cm Limited Edition of 20 + 2 PA
Large Edition- 100cm x 100 cm Limited Edition of 12 + 2 PA
Shipping worldwide in mailing tube via DHL.
Image are unframed, printed on Museum Hahnemühle Fineart 310 gsm paper with 1.19 in (3cm) borders. Please note because of the white border, the actual paper size will have an additional 2.38 in (6cm) on both the width and the height of your chosen size.
All unframed prints are to be handled with extreme care and only opened by a framer using cotton gloves. Avoid contact with skin and any oils/moisture.
From the placement of order please allow up to 3 business days for printing, 7-10 business days for shipping internationally. If Customs Duty is payable to your territory, you'll be responsible for paying it to the authorities.
