Spring Peepers - Baldwin River Print

Spring Peepers Print

Price range: $200.00 through $800.00

These signed and numbered limited edition fine art reproductions are printed on 100% cotton Moab Entrada cold press fine art paper or on archival 19 mil Lyve stretched canvas.

Paper Print — Artwork printed on paper. Because it’s flat, it needs to be framed with a mat and glass before it can be displayed.

Stretched Canvas Print — Artwork printed on canvas fabric, then stretched tightly around a wooden frame. This gives it a three-dimensional look, with the image wrapping around the edges. It’s ready to hang as-is, with no framing required.

Cost Difference — Paper prints have a lower upfront cost, but framing adds expense since you need a mat and glass. Canvas prints cost more initially due to the materials and labor involved in stretching them. That said, if you do decide to frame a canvas print, it ends up cheaper than framing a paper print, since canvas doesn’t need a mat or glass for protection.

Neither option is inherently “better” — the right choice depends on your décor style, budget, and how you want the piece to feel in the space.

For an additional charge, Bob will add an original pencil drawing of a fly pattern or gamebird feather to the bottom of your paper print. Describe the fly pattern or gamebird feather that you would like Bob to draw.

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Details

This image was created to illustrate John Gierach’s story “Baldwin” in the Spring 2023 issue of Trout magazine.

  • Spring Peepers is available as a paper reproduction or a stretched canvas reproduction.
  • All of our fine art prints are signed and numbered by Bob and are reproduced on archival material.
  • Stretched canvas reproductions are created on demand, so require an extra week for shipping.

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Some of the most memorable times spent on a trout stream are not always in the active pursuit of fish. Often, it’s the time spent waiting for a late evening hatch to begin and the lowering of evening upon the landscape. Things quiet down, the air becomes cooler, colors soften, and the water reflects a forest which has become stained glass.

And then, from upstream in the darkness, comes the first faint sound of rising fish.

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