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Tauhou (Wax-eye) is a limited edition art print by New Zealand artist Sue Syme, produced in an edition of 100. The work depicts the tauhou, also known as the silver-eye or wax-eye, a small, active native bird recognised by its olive-green plumage and distinctive white eye-ring.
The tauhou is common throughout New Zealand and is often seen in gardens, forests, and orchards. It feeds on nectar, fruit, and insects, and is known for its social behaviour and lively presence.
Each print is signed, titled, and numbered by the artist and printed on acid‑free 200 gsm archival paper. The print is supplied unframed with an acid‑free mat board surround and backing board, carefully wrapped for delivery.
Details:
Limited edition of 100
Signed, titled, and numbered by Sue Syme
Printed on acid‑free 200 gsm archival paper
Approximate size: A4 (270 × 350 mm)
Supplied unframed with mat board surround and backing board
Tauhou (Wax-eye) is a limited edition art print by New Zealand artist Sue Syme, produced in an edition of 100. The work depicts the tauhou, also known as the silver-eye or wax-eye, a small, active native bird recognised by its olive-green plumage and distinctive white eye-ring.
The tauhou is common throughout New Zealand and is often seen in gardens, forests, and orchards. It feeds on nectar, fruit, and insects, and is known for its social behaviour and lively presence.
Each print is signed, titled, and numbered by the artist and printed on acid‑free 200 gsm archival paper. The print is supplied unframed with an acid‑free mat board surround and backing board, carefully wrapped for delivery.
Details:
Limited edition of 100
Signed, titled, and numbered by Sue Syme
Printed on acid‑free 200 gsm archival paper
Approximate size: A4 (270 × 350 mm)
Supplied unframed with mat board surround and backing board