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NOT SO WHITE RABBIT by Grace Slick
NOT SO WHITE RABBIT
Hand signed limited edition
by Grace Slick
Giclee on canvas 9″x12″
Edition size 45 + artist proofs and roman numerals
2010
Retail Price $960.00
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NOT SO WHITE RABBIT
This is Grace Slick’s newest addition.
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THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS portfolio by Grace Slick
THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS portfolio
Set of 4 Hand Signed Limited Editions in white portfolio cover
Inspector Rabbit
Humpty Dumpty
Red Queen
Cover page
by Grace Slick
3 Giclee on paper and 1 Serigraph 14″x11″
Edition Size Edition numbers 1 – 100
Retail Price $3,750
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THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
“For me, the White Rabbit represents our curiosity. If we have courage, we will follow him with all the impatience and unknown eventualities that heeding your dreams entails. Once we have slipped down the rabbit hole or through the looking glass – anything and everything is possible.”
Grace Slick
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MAD TEA PARTY portfolio by Grace Slick
MAD TEA PARTY portfolio
Set of 4 Hand Signed Limited Editions in white portfolio cover
Timekeeper
Dormouse
Cheshire Cat
Cover page
by Grace Slick
3 Giclee on paper and 1 Serigraph 14″x11″
Edition Size Edition numbers 1 – 100
Retail Price $5,500
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MAD TEA PARTY
“In Wonderland, the cultural customs still exist – tea parties, friendships, wars, etc. But the book rips the pretension off the rulers and shows the futility of pride, pomp, and posing. This is Alice’s first inkling of the fallibility and stubborn arrogance in the chess board adult world. She is brave enough (as some of us are) to continue questioning and trying to reason with the characters of humanity. Baffled but curious she fields the maze and makes herself wiser by persisting through the inevitable dramas.”
Grace Slick