I have 7 prints left from a strictly limited edition of 40 (ie there won't be any more). If you'd like one, signed, numbered etc, they're £35 + p&p (£5 in Europe, £10 rest of the world). Please get in touch if you'd like one: badaude at aol dot com.
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Youpi! Fenomenal! It shall take pride of place amongst my collection of works by Undiscovered Women Artists. Right there, between Joan Miro and Andrea del Sarto. As a Postscriptum, I think my next best choice would probably have been Beatrix Potter's Lake District home, a visit that would have been impossible in her lifetime. She shot trespassers.
Posted by: Anastasia | June 04, 2012 at 02:22 AM
I hope she also subsequently boiled them and articulated their carcasses for biological study (apparently she did that with her deceased guinea pigs). Or maybe not. I emailed you to get your address but perhaps my message went into the spam - please send a message to badaude at aol dot com so I can mail the print to you.
Posted by: badaude | June 04, 2012 at 08:03 AM
I like to think that she would have done, probably neatly labelled, thusly; "Rambler's Association specimens, mature male & female, summer plumage. Possibly breeding pair." I'm afraid my email account doesn't like to pass messages on to me unless they are addressed to "My Very Dear Sir", from Mrs Ernest Spammingway, Central Bank of Timbuktu. I will mail you with my address forthwith!
Posted by: Anastasia | June 04, 2012 at 02:29 PM