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Print (Poster / Rag / Torchon)	Dimensions	Wall Cling	Dimensions
Small	16.5" x 22.0"	Small	18.0" x 24.0"
Medium	22.0" x 29.5"	Medium	24.0" x 32.0"
Large	34.0" x 45.5"	Large	36.0" x 48.0"
Tapestry		Canvas
Small	18.0" x 24.0"	Small	13.5" x 18.0"
Medium	24.0" x 32.0"	Medium	18.0" x 24.0"
Large	36.0" x 48.0"	Large	30.0" x 40.0"

Your Print Options:

Poster Print

While this is our lowest priced print, it's still an excellent paper. Inkpress Matte 60 is a acid and lignin free paper. Bright white, and 10 mil. Available in three sizes, all come with a 1" white border around the image for easier matting.

 

Rag Print

Inkpress Cool Rag 200 is a 100% cotton rag paper. This is an acid-free, 200gsm, 15 mil, with a smooth and bright matte finish. Excellent print quality at an excellent price. Available in three sizes, all come with a 1" white border around the image for easier matting. This rag paper is better at dark, rich colors than the poster print.


Hahnemuehle Torchon Print

When you need something extra-special, we recommend Hahnemuehle's Torchon. This is a 100% alpha cellulose, 285gsm, textured watercolor paper that is acid-free. This offers superb image quality and is our favorite Hahnemuehle paper. Available in three sizes, all come with a 1" white border around the image for easier matting.

Canvas Print

Our maps are also available as cotton-poly blend canvas prints, ready to be gallery stretched. For the best presentation the edges on our canvasses are mirrored or have the paper color extended around the sides. Canvas prints receive a UV and surface protective coating. Additional canvas is left around the image to facilitate gallery stretching at your local frame shop. Available in two sizes.


Wall Tapestry Print

Especially well suited for long horizontal maps, the image is printed to the edge of the paper. This print can be hung with hanging bars that we offer via our site. This format comes in an 18", 24", and 36" wide version and is printed on synthetic textured paper.


Fabric Wall Cling

Great for kids rooms or for versatile displays - these Terylene fabric clings are easily repositionable without causing wear or staining to the paint underneath even after long periods of time. Wall Cling images are printed to the edge and are available in three sizes.


We produce all of our on images in shop, and we are happy to offer custom work to our customers. Please inquire for pricing and options.

Hamamelis virginiana Linnaeus 

In late autumn, when the leaves have nearly all fallen, and all 
other flowers long since have faded, the witch-hazel comes into 
bloom. 

For now the gray witch-hazel gives her flowers, 

Her tiny blooms, that sweeten all the air, 
To greet November's sun and chilly showers, 

With something dainty, hardy, sweet and fair. 
Elusive, drifting, cool and vaguely sweet, 

It gives the day a meaning all its own, 
November's incense, as she comes to meet 

The winter, when all flower scents have flown. 

L. Claude. 

The dainty pale yellow flowers sprawl from the axils of the yellow 
tinted leaves, and sometimes open even after the last leaf has fallen. 
The fruits do not ripen until almost a year has passed. Then the hard 
dry seeds are shot from the slowly splitting capsules to a distance of 
many yards from the parent plant. Witch-hazel was named by the 
early colonists from a fancied resemblance to another plant known 
to them in western Europe, and much of the folk-lore connected 
with the latter was transferred with the name. The twigs are sup- 
posed to possess occult powers when in the hands of persons capable 
of interpreting the movements, and to reveal the presence of water 
or mineral deposits. Witch-hazel is used in medicine, because of the 
soothing properties of the distilled extract. 

The witch-hazels belong to a small plant family distantly related 
to the roses. The species here described is found from Florida north- 
ward to Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Minnesota. A relative that grows 
from Louisiana to Missouri blooms in earliest spring. 

The specimens painted grew near Washington, District of Colum- 
bia.