Robert Kline Art

Faerie #7

By artist: Robert Kline

This fairy print has been "retired" and is available in very limited supply. It is only available in the following matted size: 8" x 10".

Buy one now before they are all gone.

This wonderful matted print of fairy #7 is from a collection of fairies created by renowned author and artist Robert Kline of St. Augustine, Florida. The print is a lithograph reproduction of an original pencil and watercolor painting. It has been hand labeled and hand signed by Robert in pencil. All of the prints come with a 1/4" foam backing and the 5" x 7", 8" x 10", 11" x 14" are matted so all you need is a frame and they are ready to hang on your wall! Each of the prints also comes with an excerpt from Robert's upcoming novel The Faerie diaries in which Sir Edmund and Lady S. describe in their journals the various faerie sightings that they encounter. Thus, you will receive the page from the novel describing the particular event in which the character in the print is sighted. The following is a hint of what was written for this print: Sir Edmund accidentally dropped a handful of figs and lowered himself to retrieve them, when a movement less than a meter away caught his eye. Slowly he pulled aside the underbrush until there before him, fully exposed, was faerie number seven. “Beautiful, absolutely beautiful,” the naturalist called out to Lady S. to pique her interest in what he’d sighted. “Thank you for noticing,” Lady S. called back as she washed her shoulders. “Handsome body, too, I might add,” he returned, not understanding the miscommunication taking place. “You are too kind, Sir Edmund,” she responded and ached her back seductively. Their exchange continued for some time, the naturalist commenting on the various attributes of the faerie, the mysterious Lady S. basking in appreciation as she finished her bath. It wasn’t until Sir Edmund called out, “By Jove, that looks like an ancient coin!” That began to sort out. Lady S. started. She examined her body looking for a bruise. Initially unsuccessful, she twisted about to and fro, at last responding, “Where Sir? I see nothing!” “Why between her legs. She’s slowly turning it!” Sir Edmund answered. “She? Did you say, she? Lady S. demanded as she pulled down her towel and wrapped it tightly about her body before she sought the naturalist.

There are many more faeries, sea maidens (mermaids), sea baby, pirates and sea masters prints available. Different characters and print sizes. Collect the series!

This item will be sent flat via USPS 1st class mail or priority mail.