The Queen Flower (Strelitzia reginae) erupts in brilliant oranges and deep purples against a dark, tropical shoreline. Thornton captures the Bird of Paradise at its most majestic, its sharp, avian-like petals piercing a moody, overcast sky, embodying the exotic mystery of the Cape of Good Hope. The plant was named Strelitzia reginae in honour of Queen Charlotte, who was born a Princess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. She was the Queen the flower was dedicated to.

Image source: Cleveland Museum of Art.

Print only; A4, A3, A2 and A1.

Print mounted on card; A4 print mounted on A3 cardstock, or A3 print mounted on A2 cardstock, or A2 print mounted on A1 cardstock.

Print framed; A4, A3, A2 and A1.

Print framed with window mount; A4 print window mounted in an A3 frame, or A3 print window mounted in an A2 frame, or A2 print window mounted in an A1 frame.

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For A4 and A3 prints we use 270gsm Mohawk Superfine paper media. For A2 and A1 prints we use 270gsm Etching Cotton paper media. To protect our prints we use shatter-resistant acrylic. To frame our prints we use solid wood frames or engineered wood.

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