Four Thieves Vinegar Print
The Legend of Four Thieves Vinegar In the midst of the bubonic plague, four thieves secured their freedom from captivity by divulging a preventive homeopathic concoction rumored to ward off the disease. Herbs, garlic and vinegar were rendered into a solution that was to be applied to cotton wraps covering the body and face. Whether a clever con on a desperate people or a true prevention against the plague, the mixture was a ray of hope in a fearful time.
The print is made with archival pigment inks on Stonehenge drawing paper. It is signed by the artist, dated and numbered in an edition of 15. The print measures 16 x 20 inches.Motion to Proceed Print
This is an artist multiple with two photocopy solvent transfers and light hand sanding at top edges of image. Forest photo is printed with archival pigment inks on Stonehenge drawing paper. The multiple is hand signed and numbered in an edition of 15 with printed title and date. The work measures 11 x 14 inches.