Clive Hicks-Jenkins

Medium: Original Screen Print

Edition Size: Limited to 75 copies

Signed and Numbered: Yes

Paper: Somerset Satin, 410gsm

Dimensions: Image size 56 cm x 56 cm; Paper size 56 cm x 56 cm

Shipping: Worldwide shipping available, dispatched securely from the UK via courier. This print comes with free shipping to customers within the UK

Framing advice: This print is sold unframed. It is torn to the edge of the image and no margin. Speak to your framer about float mounting the print. As with all screen prints, we recommend framing with UV-blocking glass/perspex to preserve the quality and vibrancy of this print 

The Tiger's Bride see's Clive Hicks-Jenkins return to some of the themes he explored in his first print with the Penfold Press Man Slain by a Tiger. The two prints have a common interest in Staffordshire Pottery and in particular their penny-dreadful celebration of awful events. Based on the Staffordshire group titled The Death of the Lion Queen the print draws on the tragic death of Ellen Bright who in 1850 entered a cage of big cats for the entertainment of a paying audience. At just seventeen years old Ellen was a relatively inexperienced 'Lion Tamer' and needless to say it didn't end well.