Signed & numbered giclée editions

Jennifer Peck Fine Art
First Sight — layered paper collage by Jennifer Peck

Framed in white wash with a 1½ in liner — 34 × 34 in overall.

First Sight

Hand-cut and torn paper, paint, and leaf · original 20 × 20 in · Birds

The original

One of one

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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 34 × 34 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

In the busy “byway” of Texas’ Galveston Island, Ive seen many gorgeous migratory birds in the spring and fall. The Goldfinch with its happy bright yellow has been a favorite I’ve placed in many pieces. The meaning of the goldfinch signifies abundance and prosperity. It symbolizes the importance of positivity and optimism, and the value of happiness, joy, and simplicity in your life, and who doesn’t need that!? I enjoy art history and it is significant in many famous pieces as the bird repeatedly, almost obsessively, turns up in Renaissance religious paintings, almost always in the hands of the Infant Jesus. A yellow finch represents abundance and success. It is a great sign if you are feeling that there is a lack of finances or love in your life. Seeing a yellow finch is a sign that you have the power to manifest a higher version of yourself, with some work and faith in yourself. The idea of something having a strong impact immediately and at first glance moves me, and these two birds reminded me of finding love at First Sight.

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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