On the Mead

Look closely: this is a mirror image with In the Lea.

Grasses were inked on both front and back and placed on pigmented tissue paper. A second pigmented tissue paper was laid on top of the inky grasses; then all parts of the grasses were burnished, leaving printed impressions on both the bottom and top papers.

Finished on birch cradle panels.

20" x 15"   $595   (sold separately)

Digital Reproductions may be ordered; inquire with the artist directly.                  

$75 - Reproduction on paper, matted/bagged to 20” x 16”   

$225 - Canvas reproduction, ready to hang or frame 24” x 18”

Delivery may take up to 3 weeks.   

In Linda Snouffer's collection of Unexpected Botanicals, botanical prints are created in untraditional ways. Some landscapes are composed using plants printed to represent things other than the plant species (printed grasses look like cattails; yarrow leaves print into pine trees; mountains scenes were made using prints of banana leaves). Other landscapes use innovative printing techniques that resemble stained glass or Batik fabrics.