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The first snowdrops print card

Emmanuelle Loutte
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The first snowdrops print card Emmanuelle Loutte

Composition: printed on natural and ecological Hahnemühle paper, thickness 290 gsm, made from bamboo.
Dimensions : A5 format (210mm x148mm)
Details : signed and dated on the back

Fall in love with the sweet illustrations of French illustrator Emmanuelle Loute. This illustration the first snowdrops is part of the collection "The woodland collection" inspired by the world of the forest. We fell in love with this soft and poetic illustration, printed from a hand-painted gouache illustration on beautiful natural white paper. It is an Art print of the highest quality (Glicée print). It can be framed in a beautiful frame and displayed in your child's room for a touch of decoration filled with delicacy.

Emmanuelle Loutte is a French freelance illustrator and graphic designer based in London. She creates collections of illustrations mainly with gouache and always by hand on recycled materials such as kraft and cardboard.

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