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Pelican

Prints of Thieves

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14” x 14” 7 colour silkscreen print including metallic silver ink Limited Edition of 120 Signed and numbered by the artist Printed by Prints Of Thieves This illustration of the California Brown Pelican was originally created by Richey Beckett for Pearl Jam's headline slot at the 2024 Ohana Festival in California. The artwork celebrates the Pelican's triumphant return from the brink of the endangered list, after battling with environmental poisoning that compromised their ability to breed. As such, the illustration shows this beautiful bird nesting in coastal Californian flora, with a clutch of

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