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Continue ShoppingThis is her portrait. She is not looking directly at you — June Ellery Wilde rarely looks directly at anyone, not because she is avoiding you but because there is almost always something more interesting happening slightly to the left of whoever is speaking. She has been this way as long as anyone can remember, and most people find, eventually, that they don't mind.
June Ellery Wilde is The Field Wanderer — No. 5 in the Paperfinch Worlds, the muse of the Nebraska collection, and the reason this world makes sense. This is the collection's anchor portrait: warm, specific, unhurried, the piece that every other print in the lineup orbits around. She reads from across a room before you have made any decisions about her. She pairs naturally with the landscape prints — Open Field or Harvest Light to her left, Wildflowers in Glass to her right — and holds just as well alone, in a bedroom or a study or a hallway, wherever the wall needed exactly one thing that felt like it had always been there.
Hang her alone as the statement piece. Center her in a gallery wall. Either way, she will handle it.
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| 5x7 print | 8x10 frame |
| 8x10 print | 11x14 frame |
| 11x14 print | 16x20 frame |
| 16x20 print | 18x24 frame |
| 18x24 print | 22x28 frame |
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A note when a new guest arrives. Eloise tells you who's coming, who's already at the table, and what they're bringing with them.
Sent quietly, never urgently, by Amy at Paperfinch.