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Where Roses Bloom white livingroom
Where Roses Bloom 11 x 14 ins print
Where Roises Bloom 11 x 14 white frame
Where Roses Bloom 28 x 35 cm oak frame
Where Roses Bloom 11 x 14 black frame
Where Roses Bloom 16 x 20 in print
Where Roses Bloom 16 x 20 oak frame
Where Roses Bloom 16 x 20 white frame
Black frames two sizes Rose Garden collection
Where Roses Bloom 24 x 32 print bedroom
Where Roses Bloom 60 x 80 cm white frame
Where Roses Bloom
Where Roses Bloom 60 x 80 oak frame
Where Roses Bloom
Where Roses Bloom large white frame
Where Roses Bloom Hahnemuhle Bamboo paper
Where Roses Bloom fine art paper
8869989
Where Roses Bloom white livingroom
Where Roses Bloom 11 x 14 ins print
Where Roises Bloom 11 x 14 white frame
Where Roses Bloom 28 x 35 cm oak frame
Where Roses Bloom 11 x 14 black frame
Where Roses Bloom 16 x 20 in print
Where Roses Bloom 16 x 20 oak frame
Where Roses Bloom 16 x 20 white frame
Black frames two sizes Rose Garden collection
Where Roses Bloom 24 x 32 print bedroom
Where Roses Bloom 60 x 80 cm white frame
Where Roses Bloom
Where Roses Bloom 60 x 80 oak frame
Where Roses Bloom
Where Roses Bloom large white frame
Where Roses Bloom Hahnemuhle Bamboo paper
Where Roses Bloom fine art paper

Where Roses Bloom

by Kriss MacDonald

At the gates of an abandoned factory, I kept noticing a rambling rose which every year, for about 5 weeks, would be covered in huge falling clusters of creamy white pompom flowers with a hint of pink blush. No one tended or watered the rambler but it still would fiercely bloom every year. I took a cutting a few years back and now this old rose - called Félicité-Perpétue – flourishes in my garden.

Félicité-Perpétue dates back to 1827 when Antoine A. Jacques, the head gardener to France’s Duc d’Orleans, introduced it at Chateau Neuilly. Almost two centuries later this historic rose can be found in gardens throughout the world, a favourite of plant nurseries, and even still growing on crumbling walls of old ruins.

The white roses are mixed here with pink and orange roses, orange Hibiscus, blue, purple and white Batchelor Buttons, spires of blue Salvia, blue and white Love-in-a-Mist, the seed head nests of Wild Carrots, as well as fragrant Honeysuckle.

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  • 11 x 14” (28 x 35.5) paper size including a white border.
    Approx framed dimensions 12 x 14.7” (30.4 x 37.4 cm). Limited edition of 150
  • 16 x 20” (40.6 x 50.8) paper size including a white border.
    Approx framed dimensions 16.7” x 20.6” (42.4 x 52.4 cm). Limited edition of 50
  • 24 x 32” (61 x 81.3 cm) paper size. Clean and elegant full bleed to edge of paper with no border. Approx framed dimensions 24.7” x 32.4” (62.9 x 82.4cm). Limited edition only 5 available.

Framed prints include the same image size with borders slightly trimmed to fit into the frames. The framing service means they are fit to the mouldings in the professional printing studio and ready to be hung in your home on delivery.

Each limited-edition print comes with an exclusive signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity.

Museum Quality Paper

Printed on acid-free, archival Hahnemühle Bamboo fine art paper, which is composed of 90% Bamboo fibres and 10% cotton. It’s known for its environmental friendliness, age resistance, and its amazing high quality colour details.

Frames

Depending on the collection and products, the mouldings are available in heavyweight white, oak, or black solid wood produced from FSC®-certified sources. The Oak frames are solid wood with an Oak veneer.

They are made in Germany and produced from sustainably managed forests meeting the criteria of the Forest Stewardship Council.

The frame windows are made of edge-ground float glass with a UV filter of approx 45%. Large prints - including the 60 x 80 cm, 70 x 100 cm, and A1 sizes – have top quality 3mm clear acrylic windows.

Frames also include an acid-free insert and a rear panel.

Framed prints are delivered to you ready to be hung.

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£12 Single flat rate for unframed prints // £12 Fee per framed print

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£45 Single flat rate for unframed prints // £75 Fee per each framed print

We offer worldwide tracked shipping. All orders are shipped from our world-leading fine art print partner’s studios in UK, USA, or Germany depending on your location.

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Estimated delivery times for USA, UK, EU, EEA, CH, and Canada are one to two weeks.

Please allow up to three weeks for other international destinations. You are responsible for any local import taxes, custom duties,
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As fine art print orders - including framing – are custom and made-to-order, returns are not accepted.

However, if your print is damaged in transit, or in the unlikely event it arrives with a defect we will replace it.  You will need to contact us within 48 hours with pictures of the damage for us to supply to the courier service and our printing partner to cover the insurance and arrange a replacement.  More details on the refund policy here.

Passionate about nature, artist Kriss MacDonald of Wild About Here uses freshly gathered flora in her botanical art photography. Most of the flowers are grown in her garden or collected responsibly from the wild. With them she creates seasonal botanical tales which she photographs in natural light.