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Description
Artist: Ira Gardner
Title: “Witness to Awe”
Location: Malheur National Forest, Oregon
Year: 2017
Medium: Digital Photograph printed on white poly-cotton blend matte canvas with a smooth protective gel coating.
Edition Size: Maximum of 200 prints plus 10 Artist Proofs at various sizes
- 40×30 Archival Pigment Canvas Gallery Wrap = 10 plus 1 Artist Proofs
- 24×20 Archival Pigment Canvas Gallery Wrap = 25 plus 2 Artist Proofs
- 20×16 Archival Pigment Canvas Gallery Wrap= 50 plus 5 Artist Proofs
- 14×11 Platinum/Palladium = 15 plus 2 Artist Proofs
- 14×11 Signature Series Archival Pigment Print on German Etching Paper presented in a custom box = 100 plus 5 Artist Proofs
My artworks are museum quality pieces that are certified archival. Each print comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Additional information
| Size | 40×30 Archival Canvas, 24×20 Archival Canvas, 20×16 Archival Canvas, 14×11 Signature Series |
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Is this picture an eclipse?
Yes. This is a photo I made down in Oregon in an area along the “path of totality”. I put my camera on a telescope to record the eclipse just as it was starting. Right before that I had photographed a bluebird on a juniper tree. As the sky darkened and the birds got quiet and the air temperature dropped by 10 degrees I realized that the bird and I were equal in our significance to the universe. Afterwards I decided to make this composite image of the eclipse and the bird as my personal testimony to the awe inspiring experience of being their together.