Signed & numbered giclée editions

Jennifer Peck Fine Art
Bimini Babe — layered paper collage by Jennifer Peck

Framed in white wash with a 1½ in liner — 32 × 44 in overall.

Bimini Babe

Hand-cut and torn paper, paint, and leaf · original 18 × 24 in · Abstracts

The original

One of one

Originals deserve a conversation, not a cart. Write to Jennifer$1,150— and she'll reply personally.

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Each print carries the layered feel of the original — signed and numbered by Jennifer, printed in Sarasota. Framed with a linen liner and your choice of moulding, ready to hang the day it arrives, or as canvas alone.

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Moulding

Framed size 32 × 44 in · 1½ in liner · 2½ in moulding

Size & price
  • Signed & numbered · edition of 125
  • Fully insured shipping, included
  • Printed & framed in Sarasota
  • Ready to hang — no glass needed

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The story

A few months ago I went through a bunch of old boxes trying to get out of a store room. In there I found some cool old Art books, by some of the artists I admired when I was l living in San Francisco. These pieces were inspired by some of them. So these are some recent experiments in abstraction, but still in the coastal colors I love!

18x24

Framed in a Larson Juhl float frame

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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