Yuccas 5, Reprint of Polaroid Emulsion Lift, 4x6

Description

Though now protected in Joshua Tree National Park, Yucca limbs and trunks were used by early settlers for fencing. Natives in the area had been using them for years before that. The tough leaves were used in woven sandals and baskets, while the flower buds and seeds provided nutritious sources of food.

You can learn more about Joshua Trees and the National Park that is named after them at this website:
http://www.nps.gov/jotr/naturescience/index.htm

ABOUT THIS PIECE:
Reprint of an original Polaroid emulsion lift printed on premium quality Epson matte paper
Image size approximately that of the original (roughly 3”x4”) on 4”x6” piece of paper

PLEASE NOTE: Color of actual piece may vary due to differing monitor settings.

It has been treated with a matte-finish UV coating to increase the longevity of the piece.

This item will arrive signed and dated by the artist, in an archival protective sleeve.
It will also be numbered on the reverse as this is part of a limited printing (This item is 1/20).

Your piece will not contain the watermark visible in the display photos.

What is an emulsion lift you say? For more details on the emulsion lift process please check out the FAQ section in my shop policies.

Added on Dec 05, 2009