Maple Grove - Limited Edition Framed Print
Fine Art Print of Sharon Quirke's original work from 2024, 'Maple Grove #1'., 24” x 24” acrylic on canvas. 33” x 33” with matting and frame.
Highly limited edition of 8 prints only. Available for acquisition March 6th, 2024 at 10:00 am PST.
This piece is about cool breeze and sunsplash. About drifting leaves and crunch underfoot. It is about fresh air, light and oxygen that surrounds and uplifts. It is about the life in our veins - as the nurturing earth flows into branches which in turn reach into vibrant space.
Maple Grove #1 is the culmination of 40 years of study in movement and technique to deliver layer upon layer of colour and shape to wow in any environment.
**Delivery is FREE to the greater vancouver area; for those outside of the GVA (including van island, squamish, and the okanagan) you can order and pick up on your next trip into vancouver.**
Fine Art Print of Sharon Quirke's original work from 2024, 'Maple Grove #1'., 24” x 24” acrylic on canvas. 33” x 33” with matting and frame.
Highly limited edition of 8 prints only. Available for acquisition March 6th, 2024 at 10:00 am PST.
This piece is about cool breeze and sunsplash. About drifting leaves and crunch underfoot. It is about fresh air, light and oxygen that surrounds and uplifts. It is about the life in our veins - as the nurturing earth flows into branches which in turn reach into vibrant space.
Maple Grove #1 is the culmination of 40 years of study in movement and technique to deliver layer upon layer of colour and shape to wow in any environment.
**Delivery is FREE to the greater vancouver area; for those outside of the GVA (including van island, squamish, and the okanagan) you can order and pick up on your next trip into vancouver.**
Fine Art Print of Sharon Quirke's original work from 2024, 'Maple Grove #1'., 24” x 24” acrylic on canvas. 33” x 33” with matting and frame.
Highly limited edition of 8 prints only. Available for acquisition March 6th, 2024 at 10:00 am PST.
This piece is about cool breeze and sunsplash. About drifting leaves and crunch underfoot. It is about fresh air, light and oxygen that surrounds and uplifts. It is about the life in our veins - as the nurturing earth flows into branches which in turn reach into vibrant space.
Maple Grove #1 is the culmination of 40 years of study in movement and technique to deliver layer upon layer of colour and shape to wow in any environment.
**Delivery is FREE to the greater vancouver area; for those outside of the GVA (including van island, squamish, and the okanagan) you can order and pick up on your next trip into vancouver.**
Unprecedented quality.
All artworks are printed with archival-grade pigments. Each piece is framed with materials made to last using 1” square profile wood of distressed rose gold shade.
Matting is exhibition grade antique white and pressed to real glass. All ready to hang.
Paper prints use fine art paper Legion Moab Natural Rag GSM 290, 196 lb imported from the UK.
Prints are hand-signed by the artist bottom right, edition size and number bottom left. All two deep breath art prints come with a Certificate of Authenticity as a mark of quality.
We wish you happy collecting!
About the Artist.
“The rush of beauty that
infuses each
captured moment
sustains and directs us”
- Sharon Quirke
Sharon’s landscapes are swept with fresh air and present images, colours and emotions layered on canvases that move with the fluidity and unexpected sensations of light.
The work is recognized as unique and vibrant. it is represented in galleries and private and corporate collections throughout canada and the usa. In Vancouver, installations include the fairmont waterfront, 1000 beach and Peoples group.
Sharon quirke was born in vancouver. she grew up on the canadian north coast in prince rupert and on the american east coast in new york city. she has studied and taught in schools and universities across canada. she lives in west vancouver where, with the support of her husband and three sons and their families, she paints and teaches, and continues to be involved in local and national community art projects.For more on Sharon’s work see her website: www.sharonquirke.com