Barber Institute Tree — A4 Limited Edition Giclée Print

Barber Institute Tree is a limited edition A4 giclée print created from an original ink drawing of a tree standing beside the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Birmingham, by Birmingham artist Warren Garland (Warren Drawing Trees).
The Barber Institute is one of the first purpose-built arts venues in the country, its 1930s Travertine marble architecture carrying a particular weight and elegance. The tree leans heavily to one side yet holds its balance with quiet certainty — rooted, resilient, and slightly defiant. Observed slowly and drawn in fine black ink, the work explores tension and poise: a moment of weight without collapse. There is something poetic in its stance beside one of Birmingham’s most distinguished cultural buildings.
At A4 the drawing is intimate and considered — a size that suits a desk, shelf, or smaller wall space, the linework detailed enough to reward close attention. Printed on 315gsm Hahnemühle archival paper using archival pigment inks, each print retains the crisp linework and tonal depth of the original drawing.
Part of an ongoing body of urban tree studies made on location across Birmingham and the UK by Warren Garland, this print is from a limited edition of 100 — signed, titled, and hand-numbered by the artist.
Details:
• A4 size (21 × 29.7cm)
• Limited edition of 100
• Printed on 315gsm Hahnemühle archival paper
• Signed, titled, and hand-numbered by the artist
• Location: Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Birmingham
• Unframed
• Carefully packaged and shipped from the UK

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