Tree story
The jacaranda, while not a native species, is a popular site in the towns and cities of Cádiz province, producing a spectacular display of purple flowers during the spring months.
This particular jacaranda sits in the centre of one of the most emblematic squares in the city. The square dates back to the 19th century and was originally the site of the garden of the convent of Saint Francis. The tree is accompanied by an impressive selection of other much older species that make up the central 'garden' of the plaza. A plaza surrounded by impressive 18th and 19th century architecture, including the city's museum.
Find out more about Plaza de Mina here: https://josecelestinomutis.cadiz.es/en/portfolio/plaza-de-mina-2/
Jacaranda mimosifolia. Cádiz , Andalucía, Spain. 036 32 06N 06 17 50W
This is a hand-signed, limited-edition giclée print created from an original tree bark rubbing. Each piece is printed to order by a trusted local print studio.
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Limited edition of 25 (per size), hand-signed and numbered by the artist, including hand-stamped geographical coordinates of the tree's location.
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Giclée prints - prints are made on museum quality cotton rag 310gsm paper, using archival inks to ensure the vibrancy and longevity of your artwork.
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Available in four sizes (larger sizes may be possible - please contact me to discuss the options)
- Prints are sold unframed, but I am happy to advise on framing or arrange framing for you. All prints fit standard European frame sizes.
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