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$26.00
Original Price:
$30.00
This fine art print is reproduced from my original watercolor and pastel painting of one of the enormous icebergs I encountered while sailing through Antarctica's famous Iceberg Alley during International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) Expedition 382.
Standing before an iceberg like this is almost impossible to describe. Towering above the ocean, glowing shades of blue beneath dark polar skies, these floating mountains are both breathtakingly beautiful and humbling reminders of the immense forces that shape our planet.
Printed on luxurious 600 gsm Mohawk Superfine paper, each print beautifully captures the rich blues and subtle textures of the original artwork.
On the reverse, you'll discover an unexpected detail: an original watercolor painting of Antarctica as seen from space, accompanied by text from my Meltdown series exploring polar ice loss and its implications for rising sea levels. It's a hidden story that connects the artwork to the science and wonder that inspired it.
Available Sizes
Printed on 600 gsm Mohawk Superfine paper with a natural surface.
Price does not include tax or shipping. Tax & shipping calculated at checkout.
This fine art print is reproduced from my original watercolor and pastel painting of one of the enormous icebergs I encountered while sailing through Antarctica's famous Iceberg Alley during International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) Expedition 382.
Standing before an iceberg like this is almost impossible to describe. Towering above the ocean, glowing shades of blue beneath dark polar skies, these floating mountains are both breathtakingly beautiful and humbling reminders of the immense forces that shape our planet.
Printed on luxurious 600 gsm Mohawk Superfine paper, each print beautifully captures the rich blues and subtle textures of the original artwork.
On the reverse, you'll discover an unexpected detail: an original watercolor painting of Antarctica as seen from space, accompanied by text from my Meltdown series exploring polar ice loss and its implications for rising sea levels. It's a hidden story that connects the artwork to the science and wonder that inspired it.
Available Sizes
Printed on 600 gsm Mohawk Superfine paper with a natural surface.
Price does not include tax or shipping. Tax & shipping calculated at checkout.
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