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"ETCHED FEATHERS"
8 1/2" X 11"
$24.00
Catalogue, full color, 90 pages
“Etched Feathers” is a full color catalogue of an exhibit of John’s etchings at the Tampa Bay History Museum. The beautiful 90-page catalogue has full color high quality reproductions and descriptions of each piece in the show. Printed on heavy cover stock and the text pages on 100 lb. paper, this is an impressive catalogue. He will personally endorse and sign each one before shipping.
"RADIANT LANDSCAPE"
12" X 17"
$370.00
4 plate original hand painted etching
The elegant Great Egret is the most common egret in the U.S. During breeding season, it grows long feathery plumes called aigrettes to attract a mate. These wispy feathers were once used as decorations in fashionable ladies’ apparel. This egret is displaying its physical prowess to attract a mate. It is a 4 plate etching using ten different inks, then hand-colored with watercolors.
"FLORIDA BIRD SERIES III"
33" X 11"
$640.00
4 plate original hand painted etching
This four-plate etching displays a Roseate Spoonbill, Brown Pelican, White Pelican and a Tri-colored Heron. A subtle creative feature of this etching is that the landscape grasses meet from one plate to the next. The viewer is looking through four windows at these wonderful water birds. The plates are hand-printed with black ink then all the colors are hand painted with transparent watercolor making each piece unique!
"BRIEF SPECTACLE"
12" X 17"
$370.00
4 plate original hand painted etching
This beauty of the Great Blue Heron during breeding season is indeed a spectacle to behold! Standing at nearly 5 feet tall; it is the largest heron commonly seen in North America. They are the most widespread herons in North America, located in every state including Hawaii. This etching was created with four separate copper plates imbuing it with a rich color quality that is a feast for the eyes! Finished with transparent watercolors, it excels like the bird.
"VERDANT LANDSCAPE"
31 1/2" X 45 1/2"
1,900.00
4 plate original hand painted etching
Sandhill Cranes are one of the tallest birds found in North America with a wingspan close to 6 feet. They can be found in prairies, wetlands, and open fields across the country. Their loud lively bugle calls can be heard for over a mile when announcing their presence in a V-shape flight pattern. Mating for life, these bonded pairs make an impressive couple!
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