Lilac. Dictionary page art print.

Few harbingers of spring are as beloved as the lilac — its fleeting bloom and intoxicating scent a reminder that the long wait was worth it.

This abstract botanical piece captures that fleeting abundance in collage, acrylic paint, and ink. The collage papers were made on a gel plate with acrylic paint in deep purples and violets, their rich, textured surfaces becoming the clustered florets of the bloom. Purples, pinks, and white set off the green leaves, which are enhanced with acrylic ink.

 A page from Webster's New International Dictionary, Third Edition © 1961 forms the background — its columns of words a quiet counterpoint to the exuberance of the flowers above.

Freshly printed on Epson ultra premium presentation matte professional paper using Epson inks for brilliant, rich color. The print comes in a clear plastic sealed sleeve and is matted to fit a 12" x 16" frame. Frame NOT included.

Paper thickness: 10 mil
Paper weight: 192 g/m2

The piece is signed on the front.

Colors may vary depending on your monitor settings. 

Returns & exchanges not accepted.

© Kathryn Goldman