The March Hare (Drawing) Art Print

* SHIPPING IS FREE WITHIN NORTH AMERICA As the golden light of a Wonderland sunset bathes the swaying grass, the ever-energetic March Hare stands poised and ready—at your service! Dapper in his fine coat, crisp vest, and perfectly tied bow, he balances a gleaming silver tray overflowing with delicate teacups, steam curling invitingly into the evening air. But instead of the usual chaotic tea-party frenzy, he's paused, ears perked, eyes sparkling with mischievous delight as he fixes his gaze right on you—as if to say, "Shall we begin the madness... or savor the moment first?" This is a reproduction giclée print of ‘The March Hare' drawing; reproduced from the Portraits of Wonderland - Original Drawings Collection by artist, Jeff Voeltner. From Jeff: The March Hare is pure, unfiltered Wonderland chaos—wild-eyed, unpredictable, the one who'd just as soon spill the tea as serve it with impeccable flair. For this portrait, I wanted to capture him in a rare, poised instant: not mid-rant or mid-spill, but elegantly at attention in a quiet field, tray in paw, dressed to impress, yet brimming with that barely-contained lunacy we all adore. It's the thrill of anticipation—what happens next could be the most splendidly unhinged tea service imaginable, or perhaps just the calm before the glorious storm. Either way, he's ready to pour... and so am I! PRINT: Printed on premium Giclée Paper – a heavyweight, 100% cotton fine art paper with a fully matte finish and subtle texture. This acid-free, museum-quality paper has no optical brighteners for natural warmth and long-term stability. Using archival-grade inks, these open-edition reproductions are designed to last a lifetime without fading or yellowing when properly displayed (avoid direct sunlight). Perfect for collectors and art lovers seeking conservation-grade quality. Mounted on acid-free foamcore to prevent warping, and available with custom framing options including UV-protective acrylic glazing. Reproduction of a drawing produced by Jeff as a study in preparation of an oil painting he is working on at the moment for his Portraits of Wonderland series.