She knows not what the curse may be - signed open edition prints
She knows not what the curse may be - signed open edition prints
This piece is a reflection of one of the most known romantic painters of medieval subject matter — Waterhouse! He was a late PRB influenced artist, and this painting is based off of his famous take on Tennyson’s heart wrenching ballad, “The Lady of Shalott”. I decided to name this after the line where the curse is mentioned, as it seemed fitting for the composition.
“She knows not what the curse may be, and so she weaveth steadily, and little other care hath she… the Lady of Shalott”.
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Giclee Archival Option: This print is either 8.5x11 or 13x19 in size. It is individually printed by the artist’s own hand using Epson archival quality ink on acid-free cotton paper. This paper is textured, meaning it looks and feels like an original painting. Small white border with a hand painted look. Artist signature is on the lower corner. Frame recommended, but not included.
Cardstock Option: This print is either 11x14 or 12x18 inches in size, which is a common frame dimension in North America and can be easily made part of your framed art collection. It is borderless, and printed on semi-gloss 240 gsm card stock paper. Best of all: It is signed by the artist on the lower corner.
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