Horace "Carpe Diem" Print

"Carpe Diem" - Horace

Since the Roman poet Horace coined the phrase in 23 BC, carpe diem (“seize the day”) has become a rally cry to embrace life’s fleeting beauty while we can.

In this illustration, a sunrise beams over a part of Rome's seven hills. The shape of the hills and beams become the wing of a robin, grabbing the sun like a ripe berry.

• 11x14 inch art print with white border 
• Premium, fine art paper made in New York 
• Elegant eggshell finish
• Ships in a a rigid, flat mailer. No need to unroll! 
• Fits into standard 11x14 frames (or a 16x20 frame matted to 11x14) 

Special Offer: 3 Prints for 2!  
Use code: 3PRINTS at checkout. 

Custom sizes available HERE