PRINTS

Limited Edition Signed Prints





It has taken me a while to find a quality print that represents the quality and colours that truly reflect my original paintings. Obviously there are always concessions to be made, but I'm truly happy with these museum quality prints. Printed with various fade resistant coloured inks on thick matt paper, these prints won't fade and will last for many years to come. These prints complements modern as well as more traditional farm house interiors. 


Only 50 prints will be made of each painting. Every prints will come signed and numbered. Framed in black: 40 x 50 cm, signed limited edition print £60. Unframed 40 x 50cm print, image size 30 x 40cm - signed and numbered £45. To order one of these prints, simply send me an email at buzemanart@gmail.com or call me. Once the payment has been received, you can expect your signed print within 5-10 working days. Costs excludes postage @ £5.95, but happy to deliver the frames if its local.

AVAILABLE PRINTS


Flirty Pig - 40 x50 cm framed 

Lazy Cow - 40 x 50 cm

Giddy Goat - 40x 50 cm

Chatty chickens = 40 x 50 cm

Dinky Donkey - 40 x 50cm

Did someone say GIN? -40 x 50 cm

Woolly Ewe - 40 x 50 cm

Moody Cow = 40 x 50 cm

Happy Pig - 40 x 50 cm

Snoozy Cow - 40 x 50 cm

Nosey Cow - 40 x 50 cm

Colourful Stag - 50 x 50 cm (image 40 x 40 cm)



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