Kentucky Pasture Land Giclee Print asheville In 1870 two dozen Eurasian

In 1870 two dozen Eurasian Tree Sparrows were released in the Midwest of the US to give the new European settlers something familiar

and teeth have turned bronze due to the people rubbing them

This is great as a square print or as a traditional rectangle created on a fine art printer using archival pigment inks and acid-free Epson Velvet Fine Art paper

Whether it's the velvety softness of their fur

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Kentucky Pasture Land Giclee Print asheville In 1870 two dozen EurasianMy husband and I lived in Kentucky during his seminary years twice. This piece reminds me of that area which was filled with beautiful open farmland. We have unforgettable memories of Kentucky. We lived in Louisville, Dry Ridge (our firstborn son was born during this time), and Cox's Creek. Prints are printed on fine art paper, signed on the front, and signed and dated on the back.