The Community Tree, Street-Artwork | Concept Design
The Community Tree, Street-Artwork | Concept Design
£65
Limited Edition Archival Giclée Print (/50)
This is the original concept design for the celebrated 16 metre mural painted in Newton Abbot, Devon.
It was the culmination of 6 months of research and 50+ designs which was printed onto a 2 metre banner and underpinned all work across the 7 levels of scaffolding. A brief chance to own a slice of history and insight into the mural with this official limited edition design released by the artist.
Specs
- Edition: /50
- Signed & numbered: Yes (on border)
- Print method: Archival pigment giclée
- Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm
- Image size: 210 × 457 mm
- Total paper size: 250 × 507 mm
- Finish: Unframed (ready for framing)
- Includes: Certificate of Authenticity (CoA)
£65 (includes CoA)
Shipping is calculated at checkout (UK + international) and is typically dispatched within 3-5 days.
Every print in this drop is produced and shipped via an end-to-end carbon-neutral fine-art lab, using archival papers, sustainable packaging, a carbon neutral platform and Gold-Standard renewable energy offsets. (full details in FAQs below)
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Additional information
| Size | 25cm x 51cm, 9.8inches x 19.9inches |
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| Frame | Print only |
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FAQ’s
FAQ: What is a Certificate of Authenticity? (CoA)
Every print in this drop includes an official Certificate of Authenticity confirming the provenance of the artwork such as it’s title, that it is a genuine print by the artist Joe Webster and it’s edition number / confirming that it belongs to where it sits within this official limited edition.
FAQ: Is it signed & numbered?
Yes — each print is signed and numbered on the border as part of the edition.
FAQ: What is the paper & finish? (Photo Rag 308)
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm — a museum-grade 100% cotton fine art paper with a premium matte coating, chosen for deep blacks, strong contrast, crisp detail, and smooth tonal gradients. Prints are delivered unframed (ready for your frame of choice).
FAQ: How long will it last? (What is its archival life?)
This piece is printed to the highest quality, industry standard.
theprintspace cite an archival life of up to ~80 years, depending on display and storage conditions (light, humidity, handling).
FAQ: What are the complete environmental impacts and credentials of producing, shipping and buying this print?
Printed and shipped via theprintspace, who describe themselves as the UK’s first 100% end-to-end carbon-neutral fine art and photo printing service. They reduce emissions where possible, then calculate unavoidable emissions and offset the remainder via Gold Standard projects. Their policy is to avoid forestry-based offsets, focusing instead on renewable energy projects.
The cloud workflow (file storage + order handling through creativehub) runs through a service that has been end-to-end carbon neutral since 1 July 2019, offsetting unavoidable emissions by investing in renewable energy projects.
Dropshipping is white-label (no theprintspace branding). Packaging is described as recyclable or biodegradable, with prints protected for safe transit.
FAQ: What is the timescale / When will I likely receive it? (Dispatch & delivery)
Prints are made to order and typically dispatch within 3–5 working days. Shipping is charged separately at checkout (UK + international). Prints may ship flat or rolled depending on destination and packaging requirements. (you’ll get tracking).
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