Manuscript Found in a Bottle - Harry Clarke Art Print

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Giclée Printing

Harry Clarke hangs a ship where the moon should be. This Tales of Mystery and Imagination art print catches the worst second of Edgar Allan Poe's MS. Found in a Bottle. A giant vessel tips over the lip of a cobalt blue wave, bow first. Poe gave her four thousand tons in 1833. Clarke gives her sails of moss gray lace, scalloped like altar linen left out in the rain.

This vintage Symbolist illustration belongs above a desk stacked with macabre fiction. Tilt your head back like the watchers under the wave. Watch the lanterns swing in the rigging, one ember orange and one sea green. At the stern, a speck of a sailor in poppy red holds on. Behind him the sky is flat lampblack with no star to steer by.

Clarke made stained glass for Irish churches, and it shows. He painted this color plate in ink and watercolor for George G. Harrap's 1923 edition. The blue glows like a window at dusk. Down in the trough, pale swimmers stretch long necks toward the hull.

Irish Art Nouveau rarely got this strange. Hang this Gothic ghost ship illustration and your wall becomes a wave about to break.

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