Treeline No. 5 (ONLY 2 LEFT!) Framed or Unframed?:Framed

Treeline No. 5 (ONLY 2 LEFT!) Framed or Unframed?:FramedMy series of six "Treeline" woodcuts explores various horizon lines that show some element of human influence on the landscape. Treeline No. 5 examines the Lombardy poplar windbreaks that have been planted across the Midwest since the dust bowl. While they were initially planted to reduce wind erosion, they have become iconic in their representation of farmland. This piece hints at their original purpose which is often forgotten. Medium: Woodcut Year:

Image Size: 4" x 6"

Perhaps I am too large for her to perceive

a metropolitan tributary to the Mississippi River

one-of-a-kind hand-collaged and hand-printed woodcut cards are 4

Framing Option: A price of $605 will include a 32" x 20" black aluminum frame with white matboard and regular glass

Why give your beloved leprechauns a mass-produced piece of mediocrity when you could surprise them with a handmade piece of mini-art

5 examines the Lombardy poplar windbreaks that have been planted across the Midwest since the dust bowl

Paper Size: 22" x 14"

vibrating through me like some primordial signal

Paper Size: 8" x 6"

Year: 2010

deep below