psalm 107:9

A table drawn from above in a single blue line: a whole fish on a patterned platter, a round loaf, a bowl of olives, a dish of something warm with the spoon still in it, a lemon on the branch, a goblet and a fork. Nothing is being eaten yet. The meal is laid and waiting. Indigo line on warm cream, drawn the way a tile painter works, with the ornament on the platter carrying most of the detail. Blue and quiet from across the room, full of small marks up close. The verse "He satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry soul with good things." Psalm 107:9 The print Choose paper or canvas at checkout. Both cost the same, in all three sizes. Paper. Giclée on heavyweight matte art paper with archival pigment inks. Matte, so there is no glare from a window or a lamp. Ships unframed, rolled in a rigid tube. Canvas. The same giclée printed on cotton canvas, gallery-wrapped over a solid wood stretcher frame. Arrives ready to hang, which suits a kitchen wall where glass would only catch the light. All three sizes are standard 2:3 proportions, which is what the artwork is drawn at, so nothing is cropped and the paper print fits an off-the-shelf frame. Sizes 12" × 18" (30 × 46 cm). A kitchen wall, a narrow gap beside a shelf, or above a counter. 18" × 27" (46 × 69 cm). Above a sideboard or beside a dining table. 24" × 36" (61 × 91 cm). The main wall of a dining room or an open kitchen. Keep either finish out of direct, all-day sunlight, and away from steam if it hangs near a hob. Handle the paper print by the edges, as fingerprints show on matte stock and do not wipe off.

keep it out of direct sunlight and away from steam. handle it by the edges, never the face — fingerprints show on matte stock and don't wipe off.