Specimen 7. Barbarusa/Nudibranchia on old Websters dictionary pages

Description

From the BEASTIARIUM series:
Number SEVEN of TWELVE distinct Specimen designs.


This is an original silkscreen print, from one of my original drawings and part of a series of chimera or animal hybrids. In this case, its a cross between a babirusa, which is a kind of a warthog, and some kind of weird sea creature whose family name is nudibranchia.

(Please note that the second picture here shows the full size of the page)

Printed on pages from an old dictionary with deliciously yellowing pages, and even more deliciously aging words. Each page is 5.25" x 7.75."

PLEASE NOTE: I print these Specimens on multiple pages from the same book - so each print is slightly different, as each page is slightly different. The image in this listing is an example of one of the prints on one of the book pages; so please expect that your print will vary slightly from this example. I always ensure that the quality of the image is similar, and sometimes the book pages contribute their own special little surprises. Enjoy your one-of-a-kind Specimen!

These are mounted on matte board (fastened gently with artist's tape so you can remount if you prefer when framing). They come in a transparent plastic sleeve and a hard cardboard mailer. All Wondercabinet items are made in a clean, smoke-free environment and are shipped with care and love.

Added on Sep 25, 2009

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