Pickle Print by Emily Fritts
Charming linocut print of a pickle jar at a picnic. Each print is handmade, and ink color may vary.
12” x 9.5”
*Consignment item. Not eligible for 10% membership discount. All consignment purchases are final and non-refundable once shipped.
Emily Fritts (she/they) comes from Beaver Dam, WI, and lives in Saint Paul, MN. Her art examines personal aspects of her life, including an upbringing in poverty, trauma, and navigating adolescence. Fritts works primarily by mixing media, incorporating imagery representative of real memories, and using found objects in her compositions to create a sense of reality. Fritts has been featured in 20+ exhibitions including the Trout Museum of Art’s 2022 Contemporary Exhibition, The Racine Museum of Art’s Watercolor Wisconsin 2022 exhibition, Solidarity Street Gallery’s Faces of our Communities, and many others. Additionally, she has had work published in sources such as Wrath and Love Magazine, Lost/Found Edgewood College’s Creative Arts Magazine, The Little Book Project’s Artists IRL, Moody x Butterfly Collective Trans Joy Zine, etc.
Instagram: @FrittsArt
