The Story
Mariners Luck II is a 4 colour, including one metallic silver or gold layer, silkscreen print that was commissioned as part of a large series of prints for the ocean liner Spirit of Discovery.
The series theme was folklore and tales of the sea. This print is really a collection of good luck amulets and superstitions to help keep all at sea safe.
Image size: 90 x 40 cm.
Paper size: 100 x 55 cm.
Frame size: 120 x 58 cm in a pale wood frame.
Edition of 20, numberd, titled and signed.
Please note, due to the size of the frame the shipping costs for the framed version can be significant. If you require shipping, especially overseas, we recommend purchasing the print unframed. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Sarah Young is a painter, printmaker, illustrator and maker working with narrative themes often inspired by myth, folk tales, circus and burlesque imagery. As a printmaker she is known for her lino and wood cuts but also works in screen printing, mono print and collograph.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Mariners Luck II is a 4 colour, including one metallic silver or gold layer, silkscreen print that was commissioned as part of a large series of prints for the ocean liner Spirit of Discovery.
The series theme was folklore and tales of the sea. This print is really a collection of good luck amulets and superstitions to help keep all at sea safe.
Image size: 90 x 40 cm.
Paper size: 100 x 55 cm.
Frame size: 120 x 58 cm in a pale wood frame.
Edition of 20, numberd, titled and signed.
Please note, due to the size of the frame the shipping costs for the framed version can be significant. If you require shipping, especially overseas, we recommend purchasing the print unframed. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Sarah Young is a painter, printmaker, illustrator and maker working with narrative themes often inspired by myth, folk tales, circus and burlesque imagery. As a printmaker she is known for her lino and wood cuts but also works in screen printing, mono print and collograph.
