Fishing Weir
Fine Art Giclee reproduction of my original hand painted illustration of historic and contemporary Abenaki basketmakers.
Painting Details
Native American Abenaki Fishing Weir illustration by Miranda Nelken. Based on a New Hampshire site that has had continual use since 3,800 BP. The illustration depicts alewife fish swimming upstream from the ocean and being trapped in the weir. Native American men, women and children are fishing, cooking, canoeing, making pottery, by the Ashuelot River. Artwork based on Dr. Robert Goodby's archaeological findings and research.
PRINT DETAILS:
Prints come with a 1/4 " border to allow for easy framing, in a protective sleeve.
Frame is not included.
Sizing Options:
ORIGINAL Size, entire picture print
Important: STANDARD SIZES mhave some image edges removed to suit specific size constraints
FRAMED CANVAS reproductions do not have archival inks like giclees prints above.
Stretched on a 3/4 inch frame.
Includes wire hanger ready to hang
Satin UV coating.
I apologize, there is no international shipping at this time.
*If you require a size not listed, please message me with an inquiry.
Please note that not all monitors are set in the same way so colors may differ slightly from what you see on your screen.
Thank you!
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