"Then I dipped my feet in the icy water."

A branch crosses the upper part of the landscape above pale blue water. On the right, red trees stand near a rock, their reflections extending across the light surface.

In the foreground, posts and large stones line the bank. This central panel of the triptych draws the eye between the branches, the horizon and the colourful patterns on the ground.

The foliage in the original painting is worked in copper leaf. The print reproduces its colours above the reflections and pale blues of the landscape.

Sizes and framing

This open art edition is offered in a 30 × 60 cm format, unframed. A framed version is also available at the gallery; this presentation cannot currently be ordered online. The photograph shows a framed presentation.

This product page offers a single panel. The other panels in the set must be ordered separately.

For another presentation of this artwork, discover the limited-edition version, limited to 50 copies and available in 30 × 60 cm, 40 × 80 cm and 50 × 100 cm.

To discover another panel from this set in a limited edition, explore “Je suis passée derrière les barrières”, an edition of 50 copies presented in a black floating frame. It must be ordered separately.

To discover another panel from this set in a limited edition, explore “Et tout mon être s’est mis à danser”, an edition of 50 copies presented in a black floating frame. It must be ordered separately.

To explore her influences further, read our article on Japonism.

Quality and care

Printed on Canson Etching Rag 310 g/m² paper using Epson UltraChrome PRO12 pigment inks. According to Epson, these inks can provide a print life of up to 200 years in colour and 400 years in black and white, depending on the printing medium and the conditions of display and storage.