Pom Pom Ranunculus by Michael Zeppetello

Green Lotus Peony by Michael Zeppetello A photograph of a Green Lotus Peony by Michael Zeppetello in a custom wood frame lacquered white with 5 ply rag mat. Photographed on Fujifil...

Iceland Poppy (A) by Michael Zeppetello A photograph of an Iceland Poppy (A) by Michael Zeppetello in a custom wood frame lacquered white with 5 ply rag mat. Photographed on Fujifi...

Iceland Poppy (Y) by Michael Zeppetello A photograph of an Iceland Poppy by Michael Zeppetello in a custom wood frame lacquered white with 5 ply rag mat. Photographed on Fujifilm F...

Coral sunset peony by Michael Zeppetello A photograph of a coral sunset peony by Michael Zeppetello in a custom wood frame lacquered white with 5 ply rag mat. Photographed on Fujifil...

"Sister of Eclipse"; from the Ranunculus series. Limited edition flex chromogenic photograph, printed in 2016. Signed and inscribed "From the Ranunculus series / Edition 2", with title and date on verso. Dimensions: (Frame) H 31.5" x W 31.5" x D 2" ; (Photograph) H 30" x W 30" Condition: Presents beautifully overall. After studying photography at the renowned Rhode Island School of Design, Christopher Beane moved to NYC, where he currently resides. In the mid-1990s, Beane stumbled across and became seduced by the early morning alchemy of the 28th street flower market - he found his unforeseen muse. Imports of both local and foreign became the artist's subject matter for the next several decades. He began by first documenting. Then he slowly started to formulate his own unique fingerprint in the fine art world. Noted curator and art historian, Anthony F. Janson proclaims Beane to be "the love child...

Portrait of Ranunculus flower by photographer Susan Pittard. Limited Edition of 15. Signed in pencil on bottom right.

Signed, dated and numbered on front of print. Titled on back of print. Contact the gallery for availability. This listing is for the 9 x 11 inch size. Available in 4 sizes: 9" x 11"...

During the quarantine period, I felt blessed by the flowers from my garden. All these beauties would open up during the day and close at night. I wanted to capture that moment in bet...