Another hare in a Celtic design, made for my Lepus exhibition. This is handprinted onto Nepalese Lokta paper and will be ready mounted in black, to fit a standard 12” x 12” frame.
Hares have long been associated with the moon. Ancient Egyptians linked the hare to the waxing and waning of the moon’s cycle. The Moon Hare or Moon Rabbit is a mythical figure in Asian and Native American folklore. Moon gazing hare symbols can be found from Ancient times. The Celts and Pagans associate them with rebirth, fertility, new beginnings and growth. Luna is the Latin word for moon and is the ancient Roman moon goddess. Luna is a variable edition, but is available online in Prussian blue. Mount size is 28cm x 30cm and there is the option to buy framed.
Selene is the Ancient Greek moon goddess. Both Luna and Selene are regarded as the personification of the moon itself. Printed in prussian blue on Japanese Hosho paper, this original print is ready mounted approx 28cm x 30cm. Option to buy ready framed (matches with Luna)
A hedge springer is an olde English name for a hare. This linocut is handprinted in Prussian Blue ink onto Nepalese Lokta paper. It will come mounted and backed, ready to frame in a standard 16” x 20” frame. Also available in Sage green ink on Somerset paper. Please choose colour option when ordering. There is also the option to purchase ready framed in an oak coloured frame.
