Terry Redlin Handsigned and Numbered Limited Edition:"Toasting Marshmallows"
Artist: Terry Redlin
Title: Toasting Marshmallows
Image Size: 14" x 24" (Framed size, 24" x 34" with a 1-1/2" classic walnut moulding. Double matting with dark blue suede outer mat. Certificate of Authenticity. No. F701560089)
Edition: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition to 14,500
Medium: Fine Art Print on Paper and Deluxe Frame (Select Below)
About the Art: TOASTING MARSHMALLOWS By Terry Redlin - In the crisp winter air, children's voices mix with the aroma of toasting marshmallows and the crackle of a glowing bonfire. Each of the toasters has his or her own special technique to produce that "just right" golden brown delicacy. On a nearby knoll three deer quietly observe the festive scene. They have not gone unnoticed. Two of the children have sensed their presence and peer up toward the secluded hiding place. This delightful scene is a sequel to "Sweet Memories," released in the fall of 1998. This image depicts the same children buying marshmallows at the Palace of Sweets, an appropriately named neighborhood store.
Title: Toasting Marshmallows
Image Size: 14" x 24" (Framed size, 24" x 34" with a 1-1/2" classic walnut moulding. Double matting with dark blue suede outer mat. Certificate of Authenticity. No. F701560089)
Edition: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition to 14,500
Medium: Fine Art Print on Paper and Deluxe Frame (Select Below)
About the Art: TOASTING MARSHMALLOWS By Terry Redlin - In the crisp winter air, children's voices mix with the aroma of toasting marshmallows and the crackle of a glowing bonfire. Each of the toasters has his or her own special technique to produce that "just right" golden brown delicacy. On a nearby knoll three deer quietly observe the festive scene. They have not gone unnoticed. Two of the children have sensed their presence and peer up toward the secluded hiding place. This delightful scene is a sequel to "Sweet Memories," released in the fall of 1998. This image depicts the same children buying marshmallows at the Palace of Sweets, an appropriately named neighborhood store.
