This print (from my series of several different images that deal with gargoyles on gothic cathedrals) shows one of Notre Dame's gargoyles with a Chine Colle overlay. I based this image on a photo that I shot in Paris in 1987. The entire edition (size of twenty-five) is executed using CHINE COLLE, a printing method that incorporates color by adhering colored papers (in this case, Thai mulberry bark Unryu paper) to the inked plate before rolling it through the press. Each print is a one-of-a-kind etching in that the placement of the colored paper and its cut form are usually different for each print. I use an oil-based, black ink from France called Charbonnel, and the paper is Rives BFK (100% cotton, also from France). The intimate image size (size of the actual zinc plate) is only three inches wide (7.6cm) by two inches high (5.8cm); the frame size is approximately 9.5 inches by 11.5 inches (23cm x 28.5cm). All mats are museum quality. Price does not include shipment or insurance during shipment.