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11.7 W x 16.5 H in
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This Mono print was inspired by the High Brown Fritillary butterfly which is the most endangered in Great Britain. The title "Last Remaining"reflects this, I wanted the image to feel fragile as the species is and delicate as though the butterflies would just flutter away from the paper.I hope this w...
Year Created:
2025
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Printmaking, Monotype on Paper
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One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:
11.7 W x 16.5 H x 0.1 D in
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No
Frame:
Not Framed
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Certificate is Included
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Contact us.Rachel Barber is an artist whose work is deeply rooted in the natural world. working predominantly as a painter and printmaker, she works from her studio in cheshire in the North West of England.
In her current work she finds inspiration from and seeks to draw attention to the beauty of the natural world, She hopes her work helps to create awareness of the urgent need as a society to care for and protect the fragile natural world around us. Flowers, botanical forms, wild life, land and sea scapes are a constant influence.
Through walking in her local environment including the Peak District National Park and countryside Rachel drawers on the colours, light and atmosphere she feels as the seasons change and attempt to bring this in to her practice.
Amongst her most recent work though the process of printmaking, she has created mono prints of flowers following a recent study of the symbolic meaning and language of flowers.
The process for these prints require applying ink to a plate then rolling ,scraping and wiping and manipulating it. Paper is then put over the plate and passed through the printing press.
Rachel’s method of printmaking in her work aims to create layers and textures to reflect light, movement and form. With this process of mono printing each print is unique and there is an element that cannot be controlled, which can reveals an organic spontaneous feel to the image, that Rachel aims for in her process.

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