a black and white wild horse looking at the camera

The bonds between horse and human are of a deep, spiritual relationship that has shaped cultures and histories. The story of Native Americans and the horses they came to rely upon is one of resilience, respect, and

mutual reliance.

It was the natural contrast of this stunning Virginia Range, NV wild stallion's black and white mane in combination with his piercing bright eye that inspired me to create "Puuku", which means "horse" in the Comanche language, honoring all powerful horse and human relationships.

LOCATION: Virginia Range, Nevada

EDITION: Limited Edition of 100

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Maria's limited edition images are printed on thick museum-quality fine art paper using archival pigment inks. She has carefully selected the best archival papers to enhance her work and ensure maximumm life.

A 1.5 inch border will be added to image size to facilitate handling and framing.

Unframed prints are shipped rolled around a tube, carefully protected with bubble-wrap inside a box.

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LIMITED EDITION prints are signed, numbered and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. The COA ensures that your print is an original and will not be produced beyond the amount noted on the print and certificate, regardless the print size acquired by the collector. It will be mailed separately and should arrive before your print. We recommend that collectors store these certificates in a safe place, preferably away from the art work.
STORAGE: Because prints are very fragile, they shouldn't be stored in the tube for extended periods of time. Make sure to open the package within 24-48 hrs of receiving it and take it to a professional framer as soon as possible. Handling your print without proper care can increase the likelihood of fingerprints and wrinkles.

In the unlikely event of damage, please review our RETURNS/DAMAGES page for replacement policy.

FRAMING: Due to changes in temperature and humidity, it's not uncommon for prints to have waves when first unrolled. We advise you to talk to your framer about dry-mounting your print on acid-free board using archival materials to ensure it will remain flat once framed.

PLACEMENT: Carefully select where to install your piece as a print may fade over time if installed under direct sunlight.

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