Mother’s Bedtime Story Letterpress Art Print I.

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A detailed room scene from the “Mother's Bedtime Story” series is printed as a quiet two-color art edition.

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Process / finish: Two-color letterpress

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A detailed room scene from the “Mother's Bedtime Story” series is printed as a quiet two-color art edition. Fine architectural and floral lines gather around the figures, while the wide white margin lets the illustration breathe. The image revisits work by Scottish artist Jessie Marion King, whose intricate drawing lends itself to the tactile print treatment. Letterpress pressure gives the small marks a physical depth that complements the historical drawing style. This first image in the series can be framed on its own or paired with the second print as a related narrative sequence.

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