Elizabeth Marmur
Bulrush
Bulrush
Painted during the Jewish festival of Passover, Bulrush draws on the ancient story of Moses — a tale of fragility, courage, and hidden deliverance. According to the biblical narrative, Moses’ mother, defying the Pharaoh’s decree to kill all newborn Hebrew boys, places her infant son in a woven basket and hides him among the bulrushes of the Nile. There, cradled in reeds, he is discovered by Pharaoh’s daughter, quietly watched over by his sister Miriam, and — through a twist of grace — returned to be nursed by his own mother. The bulrushes in this work become more than vegetation: they stand as symbols of precarious beginnings, of maternal bravery, and of salvation emerging in the margins. In their gentle verticals and subtle movement, they speak of life held delicately — and the unseen hands that protect it.
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Paper
Hahnemühle German Etching (310gsm) is a premium, 100% α-cellulose paper renowned for its archival quality. This mould-made etching paper boasts a distinct textured surface, offering the tactile appeal of traditional art paper. The well-defined felt structure enhances the depth and dimension of images, making it ideal for fine art prints.
The paper delivers rich and accurate colours, fine details, deep blacks, and optimal contrast. Acid and lignin-free, German Etching Paper meets the highest standards for longevity and age resistance. Favoured by artists and professionals, it is a top choice for fine art prints and reproductions.
Frames
Our frames are crafted from FSC®-certified wood in white, combining sustainability with a sleek, modern design. Available in multiple sizes, each frame features high-quality glass windows for a luxurious finish. Each piece arrives expertly fitted and ready to hang, making it easy to display your new fine art prints beautifully.