Giclée Art Print - Chipmunk at Sapphire Point

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Thus begins a series of paintings from a trip to Breckenridge, Colorado one spring break when our kids were teenagers. We hiked up to Sapphire Point and couldn’t believe the number of chipmunks swarming the rocks. People were feeding them sunflower seeds (I know, bad idea to feed wildlife) and these little guys were living LARGE.

This item is a giclée art print of my original oil pastel painting Chipmunk at Sapphire Point.

All of my prints are made with professional Epson pigment-based inks on Epson 100% cotton fine art paper that is acid- and lignin-free. This ensures each print available is museum-grade and will last for many decades without fading or yellowing. They are borderless, and named and signed on the back.

I offer free shipping within the United States, and flat-rate international shipping.

Due to various monitor settings on your computer, the colors of this piece may look slightly different in person from what you see on your screen. I try my best to make sure that the image you see is as accurate as possible.

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Thus begins a series of paintings from a trip to Breckenridge, Colorado one spring break when our kids were teenagers. We hiked up to Sapphire Point and couldn’t believe the number of chipmunks swarming the rocks. People were feeding them sunflower seeds (I know, bad idea to feed wildlife) and these little guys were living LARGE.

This item is a giclée art print of my original oil pastel painting Chipmunk at Sapphire Point.

All of my prints are made with professional Epson pigment-based inks on Epson 100% cotton fine art paper that is acid- and lignin-free. This ensures each print available is museum-grade and will last for many decades without fading or yellowing. They are borderless, and named and signed on the back.

I offer free shipping within the United States, and flat-rate international shipping.

Due to various monitor settings on your computer, the colors of this piece may look slightly different in person from what you see on your screen. I try my best to make sure that the image you see is as accurate as possible.