• Abner Harris - Plummy's House - A 3/4 perspective view of the museum-quality Giclée canvas print. This angle highlights the intricate black ink-style patterns and the archival canvas texture. The stark, high-contrast design wraps seamlessly around the edges, emphasizing the modern, woodcut-inspired energy of this unique architectural abstraction.
  • Abner Harris - Plummy's House - A bold, monochromatic black and white illustration of a stylized house and landscape. The composition is built from dense, rhythmic, and swirling linework that creates a fractured, energetic scene. Available as a high-definition acrylic glass print or a durable, premium vinyl sticker with a modern graphic noir aesthetic.
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Abner Harris

Plummy's House - Vector Print

Plummy's House - Vector Print

£210.00 GBP
£210.00 GBP
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"In a town that saw only sunny, bright summers and winters of deep drifting snow, it sat high on its bluff— it was safe from the sound— but it sadly was never secured to the ground; when she died it drifted away." 

-Trees, Birds and Bloodshed

Available in three formats:

Giclée Canvas is most faithful to source material; archival canvas stretched and colored with high grade pigment inks.

Acrylic Glass embraces the digital side of these prints; the image is printed onto acrylic glass and backed with gator board.

Vinyl Poster/Sticker is a great affordable option. Its sharp edges, high contrast, and total lack of texture interference make it ideal for vector art. It can optionally be used as a sticker. 

55.9cm x 66cm (Giclée is 3.8cm deep)
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Source Painting

  • Plummy's House - Oil on Canvas

    Still hanging in her daughter's house.
The book cover for "Trees, Birds and Bloodshed" by Abner Harris. Set against a solid teal background, the title and author's name are written in a unique, custom-designed decorative font. The central illustration features a high-contrast, vectored graphic of a tiger killing a mule, ass or horse

Trees, Birds and Bloodshed

"Birds move at will, trees stand still and from time to time blood will spill."

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