Robin Eschner - Cards / Prints

The following 17 images are available as Open Edition Iris Giclée* prints

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Solo	Edgar and Ruby's Day in the City, with Leafblower	September Moon
Waiting for Humans	Waiting for Wind	Waiting for God
The Gifts of Southern Migration		Waiting for Vacation
Rowena	The Passing Wisdom of Birds	The Sound of Wings
Stealing the River	Sally Always Wondered if She was Adopted	The Kindness of Animals
Rocky and Amber's Very Fine Day on the Cascapedia	Mazzoleni's Girls	Beast

*Giclée is a French word meaning "spray of ink." These prints are made using the highest-end graphic reproduction process available today. The technique, relatively new to the fine art graphic market, uses the continuous tone technology of ink-jet printing. Individual droplets of color are sprayed on 330GM archival Somerset Velvet Paper during printing to produce giclées (sometimes referred to as Iris prints). The Iris printer, which is the most prominent printer in the field of giclées, was introduced by Iris Graphics in 1987.

The following 8 images are available as 5" x 7" cards

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Stealing the River

The Passing Wisdom of Birds

Sally in Circles