Savoring Sycamore Serigraph

The sycamore tree cloaks itself in combat fatigues, but the camouflage doesn’t fool the yellow-bellied sapsucker. Yes, that’s his name – the yellow-belllied sapsucker. But what else could you call a bird with a yellow belly that drills a pegboard girdle around a tree trunk to sip the sap that wells therein and, incidentally, to ingest the insects that are attracted to the feast and stick around to be feasted upon. Sycamore is but one of 277 flavors he favors.

SIGNED Serigraph

Release Date: 1972

Edition Size: 1500

Paper: 17″x 17″

Image: 13″x 14″

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