ANNE

ANNE

Is part of the three part series - Mother Earth   Anne, Priscilla and Beaulieu

The Bride wearing the veil can be traced back to the tradition in Roman times, where a bride used to walk down the aisle with a veil over her face in order to disguise herself from any evil spirits who wanted to upset her wedding bliss.

At the start of ceremony, it was believed that the bride was especially vulnerable to the influence of evil spirits on her wedding day. Therefore, measures had to be taken in order to ward off these malevolent beings.

However, she couldn't see well through the traditional veil so her father had to escort her down the isle.

Also, the tradition for bridesmaids was in order to act as a decoy incase the evil spirits want to run away with the bride... They will run off with the bridesmaid instead and the Bride can be married and live happily ever after.

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LIMITED EDITION PRINT

Printed on fine art paper, using archival pigments. The print has an additional 5-10cm paper border for signing and framing. 

All fine art prints are part of a Limited-Edition  collection.  Signed and numbered by Liesel, including a certificate of authenticity.

Sold as a loose print and carefully rolled in a thick tube for safe shipping. 

International orders may be subject to import taxes and duties after purchase

For getting your print framed, technically add a 7cm matt board and a 5cm width frame around image as a guideline.

Custom sizes and framing available on request. 

Please expect a two week turn around for all printing. 

Interior designers receive industry rates.

Please contact Liesel for custom size orders or any questions you may have.

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