Signed & numbered giclée editions

Jennifer Peck Fine Art
Ashlar — layered paper collage by Jennifer Peck

Every shape is hand-cut paper — the texture reads best in person.

Ashlar

Hand-cut and torn paper, paint, and leaf · original 24 × 24 in · Birds

The original

One of one

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The story

When Spirit wants to attract your attention in a positive way, you may spot a red cardinal in a special quiet moment. Many believe this bright red bird is good luck for the day and the spiritually sensitive believe a sighting is a sign of a loved one coming to pay a visit in a way that brings you joy. I’ve used birds often in my work because they such are a potent symbols and embody many of humanity's hopes and dreams. They connote both the human and the divine spirit through their soaring freedom of movement, and their linking of earth and sky. I thought Ashlar was a handsome name for this symbolic bird, he understands the architecture which builds the composition of this piece. It was created with layers of acrylic paint and stencils for the background. The flowers, branches, leaves, and the bird itself are all made of paper. I hope this spirit animal may wing its way into your life when you are on the horizon of a new relationship or other significant life event!

Three ways to own this piece

What's a giclée? →
  1. One of one

    The original. Still available — the hand-cut piece itself. Sold by conversation, not a cart.

  2. Edition of 125

    The signed giclée print— what's in the bag above. A fine-art archival print of the original, signed and numbered by Jennifer, finished with a raised varnish so it hangs without glass. Framed or canvas.

  3. In between

    A hand-embellished print — a signed print Jennifer collages over again by hand, so no two are the same. Mostly at the shows. Ask what's available →

  • Signed by Jennifer
  • Ready to hang — no glass needed
  • From the studio in Sarasota
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