*Retiring* Insect Collection Art Print, 14" x 11"

Last chance! Faina Lorah is closing her shop and will no longer be selling her art. There will be no restocks of this print.

Why do insects inspire so much fear and fascination? Is it their exoskeletal forms, their unnatural amount of legs, or their unexpected movements? Supposedly humans are hardwired to be afraid of bugs, but some of people can’t get enough of them. Children are the biggest fans of bugs and tend to look for them during backyard explorations. They keep them as pets, experiments, and souvenirs. In the ongoing theme of childlike wonder and curiosity, Insecta explores the theme of whimsical bugs found in magical places.

The artwork was originally made by Russian-born artist Faina Lorah. It was painted in oil on gessoed wood. It is reproduced on museum-quality semi-gloss paper using the giclée method, which means exquisite detail and an archival print that will last and last.

- Print size: 11"x14"
- Signed on the front
- Open edition print
- Stored in an archival sleeve
- Shipped flat with cardboard backing
- Ready to frame!