April 17, 2024
RAY HARM Baltimore Oriole Signed Numbered Bird Art Print Ltd Ed 667/1000
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Item Description: Up for sale is this stunninglimited edition print by Ray Harm. This is a signed print of a pair of Baltimore Orioles in a tree branch. This print is dated 1982. The overall paper size measures approximately 16” x 20”. It comes in its original envelope, folder, and acid-free paper! As the founding artist of Frame House Gallery, Ray Harm has been extremely active in reaising funds for Audubon societies, nature conservancies, museums and other nature conservation and ecology oriented groups. The print you are bidding on is in excellent condition, has never been framed, and has been carefully stored laying flat. This will be shipped rolled for the cost shown on ebay’s shipping calculator. If you would prefer it shipped flat, $10 will be added to the cost shown. If you wish it to be shipped flat, please mention that before paying for your purchase. Please see photos for condition details. Please ask any questions prior to bidding. Payment: PayPal is the preferred method of payment; for other forms of payment, please email me first. Shipping charges do not include insurance. If you wish for your item(s) to be insured, please wait for the invoice before paying. Shipping: All items are shipped within 1-3 business days after payment is received. Usually it takes 2-9 business days for the postal office to deliver
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