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GRAHAM CLARKE 'THE VARMINTRY' LIMITED EDITION ETCHING/AQUATINT 241/400, SIGNED

Graham Clarke 'The Varmintry' Limited Edition Etching/aquatint 241/400, Signed

The Varmintry

Graham Clarke (British, b.1941), limited edition etching with aquatint, framed and glazed.

Signed, titled and numbered in pencil to margin.

Image measures approximately 34cm x 54cm and the frame 58cm x 76cm.

Please refer to illustrations.

Please note: If postage is desired, the artwork will be shipped unframed in appropriate packaging. Collection only for framed artwork.

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Additional Information
Artist Graham Clarke
Features Limited Edition
Production Technique Etching
Signed Yes
Type Print
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