Better Together Sale** Pair of Giclée Prints on Hemp Base ECO PAPER "Revolution of the Heart" and order "Beyond Our Fear"

Two 8x10" Fine Art Giclée Prints

**BETTER TOGETHER SALE** This sale invites you to become the proud owner of this pair of original watercolor paintings at just $30 per print. These prints really are "better together."

With this offer, you will receive one 8x10" Giclée print of the "A Revolution of the Heart" and "Beyond Our Fear" original watercolor paintings (two Giclée prints total).

Printed on Hahnemuhle HEMP BASE ECO PAPER. Thickness: 20 mil. Weight: 290 g/m². With fade resistant archival pigment inks.

"Hahnemühle Hemp uses one of the oldest and most diverse natural fibers in the world and is made of 60% hemp fiber. This giclee paper's base impresses with its bright white natural tone, and thanks to the bright white color of the hemp fibers, no optical brighteners are required. The lightly textured surface gives the paper a pleasant, silky feel."

Each print includes an 1/2" white border making the actual cut size of the paper, 9x11".

All prints are printed using archival pigment inks. Actual colors of the print may differ slightly from the color on your screen. This print is sold unmatted and unframed.

Giclée prints offer quality that you can trust to last making these prints perfect for your home, office, classroom, etc. They also make great gifts for your friends and family!

Ships worldwide from United States.

Processing time: 1-3 Business days
Average transit time: 3-7 Business days
Average transit time of standard shipping upgrade: 1-5 Business days
Average international shipping transit time: 1-2 Weeks

To be safe please allow at least 1 extra day since transit time order is an approximation based upon when the order arrives (not when the order is placed). Various factors can affect actual delivery time from weather to sorting delays within the shipping network.

I painted these two original watercolor in 2018. They include themes of interconnection and the use of symbolism to reflect on fear and freedom, violence and peacemaking, systemic injustice and community-based alternatives.

Interested in learning more about this piece? Check out my blog: https://aebart.weebly.com/blog

All prints include my signature, AEB.