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Jeff Einstein Fine Art Photography

Death of Autumn in Bethel

Death of Autumn in Bethel

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Death of Autumn in Bethel was captured back in early November 2017 behind the farmhouse in Bethel NY where my wife was raised by her grandparents as a young girl. Back then, they had no running water in the house—just an iconic hand-pumped well in the front yard; the water from it ran cool and clear all year round. The trees behind the Adirondack chairs conceal the skeletal remains of the outhouse, a good thirty or forty yards from the main house, while a vibrant blanket of autumn leaves covers the yard in shades of orange and gold. She still remembers picking wild berries with her grandmother in the morning chill, collecting them in their aprons, then taking them back to the house where, hours later, they would wind up—sweet and tart and redolent—in one of her grandmother's pies, casting their perfumes out across the entire yard and down the road.

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  • Standard Print Specs

    Print sizes include a 1" white border on all sides. Reproduced as giclée prints on Hahnemühle fine art papers with archival Canon Lucia inks for true museum quality that will last for generations. Carefully wrapped in acid-free paper and shipped unframed in rigid cardboard tubes. FREE shipping in Continental U.S. Please contact me for international order queries.
    Custom orders are always welcome!

  • Limited Editions

    Each edition is strictly limited to 3 artist proofs and 15 hand-signed and numbered prints for each size. Each print is accompanied by a serialized Certificate Of Authenticity (COA).
  • Custom Orders

    See something you like but want a custom size or different medium like canvas, metal, or acrylic? No worries! Just contact me, and I'm sure we can work something out. I'm happy to work with home owners, art collectors, interior designers, architects, institutional buyers, property managers, curators, and gallerists alike.