This matte giclée art print captures a timid greyhound rendered in bold linework against a vivid blue patterned ground.

About the artist: Moriz Jung (1885–1915) was born in the Czech Republic and later moved to Vienna to study art with Alfred Roller, Carl Otto Czeschka and Bertold Löffler. While studying he published a book of colored woodcuts called 'Freunden geschnitten und gedruckt'. He also created signage and posters for Cabaret Fledermaus and the Wiener Werkstätte. He tragically died at the young age of 29 during World War One in a battle at the Carpathian mountains in East Galicia. He left behind a library of woodcuts, linocuts, lithographs and book images.

The archival, museum-grade paper and pigmented inks keep every detail crisp and the color steady, so the image keeps its presence on the wall for years. Hung as a focal piece above a desk, in an entryway, or tucked into a gallery wall, the print brings a playful yet stately energy to indoor spaces. The limited sheen of the matte finish keeps reflections low and makes the drawing feel intimate and collectible—like a small discovery you come back to each day.

Product features
- Pigmented archival inks for long-lasting, fade-resistant color
- Museum-grade archival paper that resists yellowing
- Matte finish to reduce glare and enhance detail
- Multiple sizes available to suit different wall spaces
- Paper weight 5.6 oz/yd² (192 g/m²) for a substantial, gallery feel

Care instructions
- If the poster does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.