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Skunk Cabbage Art Print featuring the photograph Skunk Cabbage by Tom Brickhouse

The watermark in the lower right corner of the image will not appear on the final print.

Frame

Top Mat

Top Mat

Bottom Mat

Bottom Mat

Dimensions

Image:

8.00" x 6.00"

Overall:

10.00" x 8.00"

 

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Skunk Cabbage Art Print

Tom Brickhouse

by Tom Brickhouse

$27.56

Product Details

Skunk Cabbage art print by Tom Brickhouse.   Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.

Design Details

Skunk Cabbage is a large-leafed plant that grows in wet areas, especially near streams, ponds, marshes, and wet woods. It is easy to recognize, with... more

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Comments (28)

Steven Reed

Steven Reed

Wonderful work!

Craig Carter

Craig Carter

I am really enjoying the fine details of the cabbage leaf! very nice

Kristia Adams

Kristia Adams

Wonderful capture!

Kirt Tisdale

Kirt Tisdale

Excellent shot....love the B&W!!

Jeff Weiner

Jeff Weiner

Very nice shot!

Olga Hamilton

Olga Hamilton

Marvelous capture!

Jeanne Fischer

Jeanne Fischer

great capture Tom

Kathleen Peltomaa Lewis

Kathleen Peltomaa Lewis

Fantastic image!!

Henry Kowalski

Henry Kowalski

love the lines

Paulette B Wright

Paulette B Wright

Wonderful closeup!

Elena Nosyreva

Elena Nosyreva

Great close up!

Laurie Perry

Laurie Perry

Awesome detail! Looks wonderful in black and white!

Kandy Hurley

Kandy Hurley

Excellent detail!

Deanna Proffitt

Deanna Proffitt

Wonderful up close!

E Faithe Lester

E Faithe Lester

Like the close-up details and black and white.

Nancy Stein

Nancy Stein

love the bw treatment

Rudy Umans

Rudy Umans

beautiful work!

Georgia Mizuleva

Georgia Mizuleva

Fabulous B&W.

Lilliana Mendez

Lilliana Mendez

Great Details!

Helen Bowman

Helen Bowman

Great photo Tom, why skunk cabbage?

Tom Brickhouse replied:

That's just what it's called

Cathy Mahnke

Cathy Mahnke

Terrific!

Artist's Description

Skunk Cabbage is a large-leafed plant that grows in wet areas, especially near streams, ponds, marshes, and wet woods. It is easy to recognize, with its huge leaves rising directly from the ground.

Skunk Cabbage is one of the first plants to bloom in the Spring, and can bloom anywhere from February to May. The first part of the plant to appear is the spathe. The spathe is a brownish-purple, shell-like pod with green splotches. It may resemble something from a science-fiction movie.

As the spathe gets bigger, it will reveal another part inside, called a spadix. The spadix is a litle knob covered with small yellow flowers.

About Tom Brickhouse

Tom Brickhouse

In my youth I would watch my dad in his makeshift darkroom developing photographs of the family. It seemed like magic when, in the red glow of the safelight, the image would appear from a blank piece of paper immersed in the developing tray. I was hooked. That was when I was still in high school, over 40 years ago. I have been taking pictures ever since. I attended Virginia Commonwealth University for a year and a half. At that time VCU didn't even offer photography as a course let alone a major so I ended up majoring in sculpture in order to do photography. If that sounds crazy, just remember it was the seventies. Any way I soon realized that college was not going to take me where I wanted to go. For the next 30 years I continued to...

 

$27.56

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