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Agave Field Notation
A desert-modern agave print with field-note structure, useful for Southwest, cactus, and modern botanical search demand.
Total
$175
Printed to order, then packed and shipped
Size in your space
Shown to scale above a 170 cm (67″) sofa. Not sure? Calculate the right size.
Selected
50 × 70 cm · 20 × 28″ · Oak frame
$175
Free US shipping over $75. Flat $6.95 below. Production usually takes 2–5 business days before carrier transit.
Packaging is selected for the product and production route, so the exact format can vary. Report damage within 14 days for a reprint, replacement, refund, or another appropriate remedy.
Visual provenance
Historical references explain the visual vocabulary; they do not claim authorship, reproduction, affiliation, or endorsement by any named artist, estate, school, or museum. Each print is generated as original contemporary work and selected by a human curator.
Movements
Botanical field studyModernist poster designSouthwestern abstraction
Historical references
Georgia O'KeeffeAgnes MartinCharley Harper
Styles & themes
agave rosettefield notationmuted blue-green bladesoxide red markdesert resiliencefield observationradial growth
Art history: Connects desert plant observation to modern abstraction and the long Western art history of translating arid landscapes into form.
Graphic design: The radial agave gives the collection a strong hero form while the red notation mark creates product-card focus.
Visual technique: matte screenprint with faint field-chart registration.
Print and frame details
- Giclée fine-art printing on 200 gsm Enhanced Matte Art paper with water-based pigment archival inks.
- Frames use solid satin-laminated wood in a natural oak-effect laminate or black satin laminate, with Perspex glazing. Current framed variants do not include a mat or mount.
- Open edition, printed to order.
Printed to order. Curated by humans, impossible without machines. Our provenance story. Read how giclée printing works or compare mat versus no mat.
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