24 inches by 14 inches - Each one of these prints from the headstone dedication of Belton Sutherland was handprinted by old-time tuner, rounder, and artist John Fabke on extra heavy cardstock. These prints look and feel amazing, and it gets no deeper into the blues than Belton Sutherland.
Abandoned Cemeteries, Serious Research, Blues Memorials since 1989
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