View of the New Hampshire Statehouse with the statue of Daniel Webster relocated to emphasize it.  Daniel Webster was born in New Hampshire and represented the best in us at the time, opposing slavery and the Indian Removal Act, among other things.

Printed in a limited edition of 100 signed and numbered prints on fine art rag paper with archival inks and a certificate of authenticity.

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For an unsigned open-edition print, of any size, and merchandise using this image, click here 

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Wayne’s images are a celebration of life, blending the real and the surreal to achieve a sense of place or time that reaches beyond the moment into what he calls a "dreamlike quintessentialism" designed to spark an emotional response. Using digital enhancement, handcrafting, painting, and sometimes even straight photography, King seeks to take the viewer to a place that is beyond simple truth to where truth meets passion, hope and dreams.

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No Ai resources are employed in the creation of this image. It is purely the work of the artist employing multiple media to create the final image. 

With the recent explosion of images generated by artificial intelligence as well as the phenomenon of intellectual property theft, a purchaser has two general choices to make: Purchasing an unsigned, open-edition print, or purchasing a signed original work of art. Purchase of an affordable, unsigned, open-edition print should be done simply because you love the image - or it fits the theme, size, color of others you wish to display it with. Pricing on such images is generally very affordable simply because the value is in the pure joy associated with owning and displaying it. There are no guarantees of  value, source or materials  associated with owning an unsigned image and it is possible that it is made, sourced or printed almost anywhere, but since you have purchased it purely for the aesthetic pleasure and the affordability that, in fact, is all that matters. 

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A signed, perhaps numbered, print - especially with a separate signed certificate of authenticity - takes the image out of the realm of “reproduction print” to the singular collectible artwork realm. Signed images are actually the ONLY way to avoid the multiple conundrums that Artificial Intelligence has brought to the marketplace with art. The artist’s signature signifies its uniqueness and the inherent - present or future value of it as a work of art that has the potential of gaining value as an investment over time. Of course, there are still risks associated with purchasing a piece of art online even one that is ostensibly signed. Direct contact with the artist is usually the best way to resolve other questions and, for that reason, you have every right to expect the artist to provide you with a means for contacting him/her/them directly.

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