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CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed
CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' Screen Print Framed

CHRIS SAUNDERS 'White Owlage' (2014) Custom Framed Screen Print

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'White Owlage' by Chris Saunders, 2014
36 x 24 Inches
91.4 x 61 Centimeters
43.4 x 32 x 1.2 Inches (framed)
3-color screen print on 100lb Coventry Rag fine art paper.
Limited Edition of 80 (#77/80)
Signed and numbered by the artist.
Also includes original artist-signed 1xRUN COA.
*Note: Professionally double-matted/framed with in acid-free white top matte, gold secondary and UV-plexiglass in white hardwood molding.

ARTIST STATEMENT

"This piece is part of a series of animals I have been working on for a while now. It was originally part of a larger totem piece with a Bengal tiger, but after creating the piece I realized the animals were powerful enough to live in their own space so I broke the piece up into the individual animals.

A lot of my artwork is loaded with symbolism and sacred geometry. I was getting lots of visions about owls and symbols of wisdom. One night I set out for a hike up in the mountains and at the trail head saw the silhouette of a very large owl. It looked like a statue as the moonlight highlighted it's massive body. When I got closer to it, it stretched out it's long wings and I stood there frozen taking in the moment of seeing this powerful bird rise above me. I couldn't make out a lot of the detail but could feel it's strong presence. I felt very inspired to recreate that moment."

- Chris Saunders