Artist: Dan McCarthy

Title: Weak September Sunlight

Size: 9  inches x 24 inches 

Hand signed and numbered by the artist

Stunning two colour screenprint. Great shape for framing.

DAN McCARTHY

Dan McCarthy is an American-based artist who designs and makes each of his screenprints himself – first drawing the image on paper, then preparing them for screenprinting, then adding one colour at a time.

He has been making prints since 2005, which led to a 10-year retrospective at the Bakalar and Paine Galleries in Boston. He has also had several other sold-out solo shows in the USA.

His prints are very detailed and stunning up close.  They are made in limited numbers – usually under 500 – and quickly sell out and rise in value.

The work is titled, signed and numbered by hand by McCarthy.

His work usually has a border around the main image which makes them easy to frame. They are always printed on high quality paper.

Please look at the other Dan McCarthy prints I have available in my ebay shop.

POSTAGE

I can combine postage for multiple purchases from my shop.  

For buyers in the UK – the first print is £10, subsequent prints are £3 each.

For international buyers – the first print is £18, subsequent prints are £4 each.

The only exception to this is when some prints require to be sent in tubes (most prints) and some require to be sent flat (usually the James Cauty prints).

PACKAGING

I am a UK-based seller who has sold thousands of works of art and who has 100% feedback.

All the prints I sell are securely wrapped for postage. 

Prints sent in tubes are wrapped in paper to protect their edges in a tube. 

Then the tube will have bubble-wrap at each end. 

The ends of the tubes are secured in place with tape. 

I use much thicker tubes than you normally see in shops.

Some of the smaller prints that have always been stored flat, I send flat. This is mostly the James Cauty prints and some of the smaller McCarthy prints. 

These are sent sandwiched in-between three board-backed envelopes that are then taped together to create an extra-strong package.

Please let me know if you have any questions.