Honey Bears in the Village of Mark Twain Print

The illustration titled “Honey Bears in the Village of Mark Twain” is a charming winter scene where two playful bear cubs climb a tree in the foreground, eager to steal some maple syrup that’s being collected. The cubs carry little red cups with them, ready to enjoy the syrup later.
The artwork has a delicate, whimsical feel, with a lighthearted sense of humor that makes it perfect for a child’s room. It invites a child’s imagination to flourish, while the soft, subtle colors add a gentle and soothing touch to the overall atmosphere.

The title of the illustration is a nod to the town of Redding, Connecticut, where the artist Ewa Krepsztul lives and where Mark Twain once resided.

This illustration has been printed using the Giclée method, known for producing exceptional quality art prints. This technique involves precisely applying ink to paper or canvas, resulting in incredibly detailed and vibrant images. Prints made with the Giclée method are characterized by excellent durability and resistance to fading, making them ideal for art reproductions and gallery exhibitions. The texture and finish of the print faithfully replicate the original artwork, giving it a rich, luxurious character that enhances the visual impact of the illustration.

Reproduction of the original painting.

• Size: 10" x 10"
• Fine art giclée print
• 100% cotton, textured water color archival paper
• Acid and lignin free
• Made in the USA
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