The Ladybird — Plate VII

Individually hand-rendered original artwork · professional lightfast artist pigments · 100% cotton rag archival fine-art paper · individually hand-toned ground · 8-ply 100% cotton rag conservation mat · reversible conservation mounting · museum-grade anti-reflective acrylic with approximately 99% UV protection · select solid-hardwood frame · traditional gesso and bole preparation · genuine 22K hand-applied gold leaf · hand-burnished and hand-patinated finish · architectural beaded inner moulding · custom solid-brass deeply engraved identification plaque · custom solid-brass picture light · 2700K CRI 95+ dimmable LED · archival backing · professional concealed heavy-duty hanging system · individually inspected · custom art crate.

Made to Order · Individually Hand Rendered · Individually Hand Finished

Collector — 36 W × 42 H in

Grand — 44 W × 52 H in

Each piece in The Ellory Entomology Collection™ is made to order and individually finished. Please allow approximately 20-24 weeks for production prior to dispatch.

Following final inspection, the artwork is carefully protected and packed in a custom-built art crate appropriate to its size and destination. The frame, glazing, brass plaque and picture light are individually protected to preserve their finishes throughout transit.

Shipping charges are calculated according to destination, finished dimensions and crating requirements. Oversized works and complete five-piece collections may require specialized freight service.

International orders may be subject to duties, taxes, brokerage charges and other destination-specific fees, which are the responsibility of the purchaser unless otherwise stated.

Professional installation is recommended. Installation and white-glove service are not currently included.

Dust the frame, plaque and picture light gently with a clean, dry microfiber cloth or exceptionally soft natural-bristle brush. Do not use chemical cleaners, polishing compounds, abrasive materials or household glass cleaners on the frame, plaque or glazing.

Clean museum acrylic only with a cleaner specifically formulated for conservation acrylic and a clean, non-abrasive microfiber cloth.

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, excessive humidity, extreme temperature fluctuations and direct heat sources. Although museum-grade glazing provides substantial UV protection, no fine artwork should be continuously exposed to intense direct sunlight.

Do not attempt to polish the aged brass or gilded surfaces. Their patina and tonal variation are intentional elements of the hand-finished character.

For installation and relocation, handle the work by the structural frame rather than the picture light, mat or glazing. Professional installation is recommended, particularly for Grand sizes.