Alabama Dogwood Framed
Product Description
The flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) is perhaps the most beautiful native tree in Alabama. For a short time in the spring it is covered with white flowers and in the fall its leaves turn red. Taken in Alabama by Mike Neilson, a Birmingham, Alabama artistic photographer, this image shows details of a dogwood “flower,” actually four white bracts (modified leaves) surrounding a central cluster of flowers. According to a legend, the bracts represent a cross, the embayed and brown-stained end of each a nail print, and the center a crown of thorns. Each print is signed and numbered as one of a limited edition of 250. Matte black aluminum frame, bright white museum board double mat, UV-resistant glass. 16” x 20” fine art print, 8” x 8” image size printed with pigmented ink on matte paper. Ships in 1 - 2 weeks.
