Open Edition fine art print on Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper printed with archival inks.
Small - 240mm (w) x 330mm (h)
Medium - 330mm (w) x 485mm (h)
Large - 420mm (w) x 600mm (h)
Extra Large - 610mm (w) x 860mm (h)
While we currently have a small selection in the gallery, many of Lester's prints are made to order.
In Lester's words:
"Irishman Johnny Johnston arrived on the shores of Kororareka, New Zealand in 1827 after serving a seven year stint in New South Wales at the pleasure of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. After opening a grog shop on land he managed to acquire, Johnny's marketing genius saw him title his little pub The Duke of Marlborough hotel so as to leverage the eclat of the wealthiest man on the planet at the time. Having procured the young country's first official license to pedal spirituous liquors Johnny established New Zealnad's now longest running formal business entity. Johnny also built a good relationship with local Maori, learning te reo and helping to translate the Treaty of Waitangi which has become a landmark of New Zealand literature."
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