Summary
An open-edition fine art print of my painting Burning Bush—a vision of holy fire that burns without consuming—presented in a wider 4:3 landscape master for room-friendly display. This piece is featured in the Israel Collection and appears in my Curated Collection for Galleries.

Artwork Statement

I painted the scene as an encounter: flame over flame, the ground holding a quiet violet hush while the sky glows ember-orange. The tree stands luminous—alive, refined, and speaking of presence.

Explore more on the meaning of fire and light in this blog post.

Edition Notes

• Source: From my original Burning Bush (acrylic on paper, 12 × 12 in).
• Format: Composition-preserving crop from square (1:1) to landscape (4:3) for interior placement.
• Color management: Calibrated to honor ember warmth and deepen the violet hillside for print readability.
• Artist mark: Facsimile script signature on the print (lower-right). The original is hand-signed lower-left.

Integrity Notes

No AI, no compositing, no added or removed painted elements. Studio clean-up only (glare/dust removal; gentle gradient smoothing). Paper borders and edge specks visible in reference photos are capture artifacts and not present in the print master. Primary aspect is 4:3; one optional 2:3 size (36 × 54 in) uses a composition-safe trim of open sky while keeping the tree intact.

Color & Mood

• Ember orange and altar-red field; luminous flame tips with white-hot centers.
• Royal-violet ground for calm, depth, and contrast.
• Mood: reverent, warm, protective—quiet strength with radiant focus.

Design Notes

• Landscape (4:3) master improves sight-line placement above furniture and along corridors.
• Clear figure–ground separation; high legibility in medium–large sizes.
• Works as a single statement or as part of a thematic triptych with fire-or-light works.

Bathroom Suitability

Excellent in well-ventilated baths and spa spaces when ordered on Metal or Acrylic (humidity-resistant, wipeable surfaces).

Where It Works

• Entries, prayer/meditation corners, bedrooms, counseling rooms.
• Hospitality: lobby feature walls, chapel/worship spaces, wellness/spa areas.
• Pairs beautifully with brass/black hardware, walnut or oak, cream/stone textiles.

Pairing Ideas

• Fourth Man, print — fire, deliverance, protection (bold companion).
• Angel Armies, print — strength and presence; luminous counterpoint.
• Covered by Glory, print — warm radiance to balance cool spaces.

Print Options & Materials

• Archival Paper (mat/shine options), Canvas, Metal (ChromaLuxe), Acrylic face-mount.
• High-resolution master; calibrated color; museum-grade substrates.
• Made-to-order; ships ready to frame or hang (medium-dependent).

Sizing Guidance (4:3 aspect — exact to this page; one 2:3 variant noted)

• 4:3 sizes: 12 × 9, 24 × 18, 32 × 24, 40 × 30, 48 × 36, 60 × 45 (Metal available).
• 2:3 variant: 36 × 54 (composition-safe trim, see Integrity Notes).
• Placement tip: choose artwork width ≈ 60–75% of the furniture width; center height ~57–60 in from floor.

Quality & Care

• Archival inks and substrates; UV-stable under normal indoor conditions.
• Dust with a soft, dry cloth; avoid direct, prolonged sunlight.
• For humid areas, prefer Metal or Acrylic.

Notes from the Studio

Open Edition Fine Art Print. Fine Art Print from the original painting (Burning Bush, acrylic on paper, 12 × 12 in).

Need sizing or placement advice? Contact me at: info@annereidartist.com