"Precipice" Giclée Reproduction
"Precipice" Giclée Reproduction
23.75 x 12.5” | Archival Paper | Archival Ink
To mark the the 25th anniversary of her annual exhibition as well as her inclusion in “Plate Tectonics”, (an Art Gallery of Alberta and Alberta Foundation for the Arts TREX exhibition travelling Alberta from 2018 - 2020,) Jennifer has released an edition of 25 reproductions of one of her included paintings entitled “Precipice,” (watercolour) Jennifer rarely reproduces her work, and this is the first of her landscapes available in print form. The giclée reproduction is printed smaller than the original watercolour, and is made with archival inks on archival watercolour paper in a small edition of 25, each one numbered and signed.
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“An ascent up the quartzite ledges and scree gullies to Abbott Pass Hut affords a heart-stopping view of the valley and peaks of Yoho National Park. I hoped to capture the precariousness of position and weather so often experienced in the Rockies. Standing on the pass looking over the drop with an autumn storm rolling in, wind howling, and holding on to the side of the hut for stability is an experience I’ll never forget. The last bit of light warms the shoulders of Glacier and Ringrose peaks, grazes the Schaeffer Range, and leaves Mt. Biddle in shadow. The contrasts of warm and cool colours and a wide value range create visual tension and emphasize the graphic quality of the mountains."