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Maureen Enns - Giclee's |
GICLEE LIMITED EDITION PRINTS
from the Kamchatka Grizzlies Series
and the Equestrian Heroes Series
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Kamchataka Grizzlies Series Giclee's
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| Moment of
Suspicion, 2003 |
| giclee/archival paper |
23.5x35", ed.160, unframed
$950.00 CDN
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| Portrait of Biscuit 5
yrs., 2002 |
| giclee print, editioned |
35x23.5", ed. 160, $950.00 CDN, unframed
12x9", ed. 160, $200.00 CDN, unframed
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"I hope my drawings help to bring about an understanding with
image, that words cannot achieve, that is about permission for bears and
people to be close to one another and at peace." (Maureen
Enns, 7 August 2002)
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| Brandy, Lemon and Lime
Oversight, 2002 |
| giclee/archival paper |
23.5
x 35", ed. 160 , $950.00 CDN unframed
9x12", ed.160, $200.00 CDN unframed
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| Biscuit Looking for Company 2002 |
| giclee/archival
paper |
22x32", edition 160, $950.00 CDN unframed,
$1150.00 CDN framed
8x11", edition 160, $200.00 CDN unframed
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| Chico Watching Charlie,
2001 |
| giclee/archival paper |
| 22x32", ed.76, $950.00 CDN unframed |
| 9x12", ed.160, $200.00 CDN,
unframed
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| The Giclee process is a highly evolved
digitally manipulated printing process, outputted from an Iris printer
with eco-friendly vegetable based inks on 100% rag paper. Each image
requires 1 hour to print due to the mist of inks layered to build the
finest of gradations from white to black.
Maureen Enns chose the drawing "Chico
Watching Charlie" to reproduce as a Giclee print in 2001 to
commemorate the "Year of the Great Bear"
in the Canadian Rockies. Maureen and her partner Charlie Russell are
well known on international television for their film, "Walking
With Giants", a story about co-existence, filmed in the Russian Far
East in Kamchatka. Since that point, she has produced a number of
giclee prints from original charcoal drawings (the drawings are to be
donated to a public collection).
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| "...if
we look carefully...we may also see a challenge in their eyes and in the
way they present themselves to the viewer. Perhaps they are offering us
an opportunity to re-establish our mystic covenant with the animal
world."
Elizabeth Brown. Beauty
Pageant, paintings by Maureen Enns. Banff, AB.: Peter Whyte
Gallery, 1985
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