High Fever - Limited Edition Print

This unframed, original artwork depicts a fever of Spotted Eagle Rays soaring above the clouds. The name of the painting is "High Fever", which is a play on the naming of a school of rays, known as a fever, and the surreal view of them flying in the sky. Almost like a fever dream. Certificate of authenticity gives you confidence that your limited edition print number is accurate and will never be reproduced. Museum quality printed artist canvas material Gallery wrapped art arrives stretched and ready to hang Watercolor prints arrive with backerboard and are ready to frame. 1.5" MDF stretcher bars for a thick high quality look What is a giclée? A giclée (pronounced zhee-klay) print is a reproduction of a photograph or original artwork on an archival media using archival inks that, with proper care, will last a lifetime. Is the ink and print media used archival? Absolutely! Our inks and print medias are all archival quality, therefore, with the proper care and under normal circumstances, your artwork should last over 100 years. What equipment is used? We use a Hasselblad HD1 camera for the image capture of original art. This is a state of the art, extremely high definition camera with a flat lens - which means there will be no distortion on the corners! Printing is done using a 44" Epson 9900 large format inkjet printer with Epson archival inks.