26-095 Jon Aron Chamois Poster Giclée Print 13 x 17

This artwork is by my father Jon Aron. It was featured on a promotional poster for his design firm. This version is a fine art, gallery-quality pigment print on matte archival paper using fade-free 12-color archival inks for crisp contrasts and 100-year longevity. It measures 13 x 17 inches in a black wood frame with gallery acrylic glazing. It featured this text:

The Chamois

The Chamois inhabits Lucerne, / where his habits (Though why I have not an idea-r) / Give him sudden short spasms / On the brink of deep chasms, / And he lives in perpetual fear. / —H. Belloc

This poem is from “More Beasts for Worse Children” by the French-English poet Hilaire Belloc, 1897. The original 1964 poster was printed in purple ink on olive green paper. It hung above his desk. Cool.

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