Western Red Cedar Black - Tree Ring Print from Wytham Woods

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Paper size 91.5x61cm. One of a limited artists edition of 40.

Wytham Woods is a 1000 acre ancient woodland on the outskirts of Oxford which is owned by Oxford University and is said to be the most reasearched woodland in the world with many long term studies going back to the 1940’s.

This print was created from a section of a fallen Western Red Cedar from Wytham and is available in black here or in an autumnal palette (see separate listing).

The print can be supplied unframed or in a black frame size 91.5 x 61cm.

The Framed version is only available to UK customers, otherwise a bare print in a postal tube can be shipped anywhere

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Paper size 91.5x61cm. One of a limited artists edition of 40.

Wytham Woods is a 1000 acre ancient woodland on the outskirts of Oxford which is owned by Oxford University and is said to be the most reasearched woodland in the world with many long term studies going back to the 1940’s.

This print was created from a section of a fallen Western Red Cedar from Wytham and is available in black here or in an autumnal palette (see separate listing).

The print can be supplied unframed or in a black frame size 91.5 x 61cm.

The Framed version is only available to UK customers, otherwise a bare print in a postal tube can be shipped anywhere

FREE SHIPPING TO UK

Paper size 91.5x61cm. One of a limited artists edition of 40.

Wytham Woods is a 1000 acre ancient woodland on the outskirts of Oxford which is owned by Oxford University and is said to be the most reasearched woodland in the world with many long term studies going back to the 1940’s.

This print was created from a section of a fallen Western Red Cedar from Wytham and is available in black here or in an autumnal palette (see separate listing).

The print can be supplied unframed or in a black frame size 91.5 x 61cm.

The Framed version is only available to UK customers, otherwise a bare print in a postal tube can be shipped anywhere