Glacier I

Infused with the soft, watery hues of a misty morning, these giclées on paper may reference icy glaciers, but they evoke unexpected warmth. The artist, Maeve Harris, started out as a photographer. Influenced by natural and organic forms, she moved on to painting and printmaking and now renders exquisite expressions of color and light such as these. In keeping with their calm restraint, the prints in this series are mounted on white mats with hand painted bevels in charcoal gray in simple, flat-faced black frames. Each print is alluring on its own; together they make a dramatic display.

• Giclée on paper
• Transitional black wood frame
• White mat with hand painted, charcoal gray beveled edge
• Includes everything needed for simple, safe, secure, level, no-wire hanging
• Framed by hand by master craftsmen specializing in framing techniques

Artist Biography

Maeve Harris is a Seattle-based artist who started out in photography before she moved on to printmaking and painting. Influenced by natural and organic forms, she renders expressions of color and light and pulls images from her childhood passion for horses and the art of dressage. Maeve's paintings reveal a focus on the medium itself, and she is interested in the integration of traditional subject matter with contemporary styles and techniques.

• Made in Mexico to Ethan Allen's standards and specifications
• Packaged weight: 15lbs