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| Rapunzel
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| © Dale
Tanis |
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| What ever happened to Rapunzel’s
hair when the witch cut it all off and banished her to loneliness in
the desert? Well, the witch eventually died by the claw of her pet
dragon whom she had abused one time to many and her tower stood in
ruin. Many generations later a poor young lad found the heap of braids
one day while searching for something to eat and a place to rest. Since
the tower was close to the sea, he thought he could sell the rope (for
thus he thought were the braids) and buy his way in the world, and so
he did. These braids have been passed down from ship to ship for
countless years on end. I stumbled upon them last in the Port of
Oakland in California securely anchoring large ships from the Far East
bearing unknown treasures and thought it wise to record the fact in
order to bear witness to their whereabouts, should anyone come looking
for them. |
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| Edition Size |
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Prints |
No of
Proofs |
No. of
Screens |
Image
Size |
Paper
Size |
| 39 |
8 |
8 |
27 7/8"
x 18 1/2" |
35" x
23" |
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All
prints are shipped flat with a Certificate of
Authenticity and
Framing Suggestions |
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