Oak Fern Colony: 24x36 Limited Edition Framed Print

Oak Fern Colony: 24x36 Limited Edition Framed PrintGymnocarpium dryopteris The individual plants grow at spaced intervals along the long rhizomes and usually grow in large colonies. The dense stands formed by the colonies can serve as protective cover for forest wildlife. Given the common name, ironically, this species does not grow on or near oak trees. Each limited edition print includes a one inch white border with a hand signed signature and edition number along the bottom edge. Printed on Canson

Printed on Canson Platine Fiber Rag paper  utilizing advanced fine-art digital giclée printing techniques and optimized file preparation and paper selection

the western sword fern

and a lone mountain hemlock stood in stark contrast to the deep shadows below the north face of Hemlock Peak

Golden larches surround the perfect granite form of Prusik Peak in the Enchantments region of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness

Tru-Vue Museum Glass and a hand-stained charcoal alder hardwood frame

Big Snow Mountain is anomalous for its granitic composition in an area with generally less aesthetic stone

Concord and Lexington towers

The iconic form of Mount Shuksan coated with the first storms of the year above colorful heather on the shores of Picture Lake

Everywhere

patiently awaiting the short season when they can shoot up with new growth

Available for pickup at the Scott Rinckenberger Gallery after 7/15/24

Gymnocarpium Dryopteris- The individual plants grow at spaced intervals along the long rhizomes and usually grow in large colonies