Our products are prints with high quality colors in the reality of oil paints that are not affected by sunlight. The material of the laths of the canvases is pine wood.We have no doubt that the artworks you see on your walls will make you look at life more creatively.
“I have always viewed the body as a transitory object,” writes artist Christina Bothwell. From human-animal hybrids to pregnant creatures to figures fused together, Bothwell’s oeuvre suspends various life forms in states of flux: a baby precariously rests on a mother’s back, a young girl grasps onto another’s legs, and others peer into the distance as if they’re about to move forward. The artist’s subject matter is rooted in the ethereal and embodies the delicate ways spirits and physical figures change over time. More
Handmade oil painting reproduction from any famous artist - Selene 1880 by Albert Aublet - Medium: Oil On Canvas - Original Dimensions: height: 144.1 cm (56.7 in); width: 115.5 cm (45.4 in) - Made to order - 100% hand painted - this is not a print The accuracy and detail is our commission to satisfy our customer. Classic paintings simply take your breath away! They have a unique theme that makes it to standout in this crowded field. Art-lovers now have the unique opportunity to own each of these paintings as a handmade oil painting reproduction from any famous artist produced by our extremely skilled artist at NamPhuongArt gallery. Our artist reproduces classic paintings by hand, using only the quality oil paints on canvas SIZE Custom size is available PROCESSING TIME The process to make a painting takes between 3-4 weeks because we use oil paint. Oil need time to get dry in fresh air as the paint is oil based but sometimes We have overbooking so it takes a little more. If this happens I would send you an email to inform you before starting the work. Prior to shipping the painting we will send you a digital photo for your approval. This is your chance to suggest any changes and comment the painting. PACKING - Only painting: Rolled in 6 cm reinforced tube made specifically for the paintings. No extra cost. - Ready to hang: Fourth layered cardboard box. It's the safest (and expensive) way possible and the painting arrives brand new. Plus extra cost. You can see this extra cost at check out area Shipping made by the UPS Expedited to many places in the world. Transits time 3-5 business days shipping worldwide.
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B L A C K F R I D A Y S A L E 🌟 25% off EVERYTHING!🌟 FREE 5x7 PRINT with every purchase over $50 (include your choice in the "notes" box at checkout)🌟 $10 OFF orders over $100 HOLIDAY DEADLINES United States + Canada: Free Shipping (USPS First Class) December 9th 2-day Shipping: December 11th Overnight : December 13th United Kingdom: FREE SHIPPING (Royal Mail First Class): December 12th 2-day day: December 13th Overnight: December 15th Europe: Free Shipping: December 6th. No Expedited Shipping available. International: $8.95 Standard Shipping: December 2nd. No Expedited Shipping available. Hole band poster with a fine art background. Song: Doll Parts by Hole (Live Through This (1994) This is a Fine Art Print (unframed), far superior quality to a poster printed on card stock! For proof of quality, please look at my feedback and customer photos. SIZE: Please select from the drop down menu Paper Type: Kodak Professional Endura Premier Lustre paper or Fuji Crystal Archive Super Type PDN paper (depending on supply) "LUSTRE" - Closely related to Matte with a slight sheen. It has an archival life of 100+ years. The mild sheen that highlights the color and offers a subtle textured look and a feeling of depth and dimension. It shows great contrast without shine. Message me for a sample photo! It arrives UNMATTED and UNFRAMED. If you're on a mobile device, please use the ZOOM feature to enlarge the picture. **DO YOU WANT A CUSTOM PRINT?** Contact me and I will make your DREAMS come TRUE. Custom Listing : https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/545211492/custom-lyrics-print-art-print-fine-art?ref=listings_manager_grid Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions regarding your order. ++ GIFT ORDERS ++ Please note: Despite the "gift" option, I am not able to include custom gift messages in your package. ++ YOUR 24x36 PRINT ++ (1) Please note, for 24x36 prints the production time might be slightly longer. Please message me for more info. (2) Placements of the text might be slightly different. Message me if you would like to see the layout before ordering. + CUSTOM SIZING + If you would a custom size not available in the drop-down, please message to check availability and price. 𝑺𝑰𝑮𝑵 𝑼𝑷 𝑭𝑶𝑹 𝑴𝒀 𝑵𝑬𝑾𝑺𝑳𝑬𝑻𝑻𝑬𝑹 𝑬𝑿𝑪𝑳𝑼𝑺𝑰𝑽𝑬 𝑪𝑶𝑼𝑷𝑶𝑵 𝑪𝑶𝑫𝑬𝑺!!! LINK BELOW..👇 http://eepurl.com/gxagGL + PRODUCTION TIMES + Prints: 3-5 business days Framed Prints: 1-5 days + ABOUT YOUR FRAME + COLOR: Black, White or Red Oak (see last photo) COMPOSITION: 1/ Alder, semi-hardwood frame, produced from renewable forests. 2. Acrylite front protector. 3. Hardware for hanging MEASUREMENTS: .75” (1.9 cm) DESIGN: Lightweight and easy to hang. —- CONVERTING INCHES TO CENTIMETRES —- 5x7 — 18 x 12.5 cm 8x10 —- 20 x 25 cm 11x14 —- 27.94 x 35 cm 16x20 —- 40.64 x 50.80 cm 18x24 —- 45.78 x 60.96 cm 24x36 —- 60.96 x 91.44 cm Shipping Info USA: Printed and shipped in the USA with USPS First Class CANADA: Printed and shipped from the USA with UPS. UK: Printed and shipped from the UK with Royal Mail First Class. Please message me if you would like to upgrade to tracked shipping. EUROPE: Printed and shipped from the U.K. with Royal Mail First Class. Please message me if you would like to upgrade to tracked shipping. ATTENTION BUYERS FROM EUROPE : Shipments to Europe may qualify for local import duty and/or VAT on entry. You are likely to be contacted by their local courier depot in your country and asked to pay a customs fee. GERMAN BUYERS: ATTENTION buyers from Germany. As of 1 July 2022, I can no longer fulfil orders to Germany. I am not able to comply with the new laws regarding LUCID registration. All orders placed will be cancelled and refunded. I am sorry and hopefully will be able to send orders to you in the future!
This artwork can be seen at Galleri Ramfjord. A 5% fee to BKH (Visual Arts Fund) comes in addition to the final price. We sell art on behalf of the artists. —— Dette kunstverket kan sees i galleriet. 5% kunstavgift til BKH (Bildende Kunstneres Hjelpefond) kommer i tillegg. Vi selger kunst på vegne av kunstnerne.
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TIME IS A CIRCLE by Evan Stuart Marshall. This fanciful cartoon-like painting bends time with a wry layered look at the present day and prehistoric times. "The Matrix" in a Neanderthal cave? Dinosaurs and living fossils lining up to enter a bank? Follow the circle and you'll see that all time happens now; there is no yesterday or tomorrow, only today, and life moves in a never-ending circle. In the water just outside the cave lurks Cthulhu, a malevolent creature invented by the horror writer H. P. Lovecraft, its tentacle reaching inside... A perfect painting for anyone interested in society and popular culture, or for any Matrix fan! This painting is part of a two-painting set: Time Changes Everything and Time Is a Circle. Evan Stuart Marshall has been making things with his hands all his life. The colors in his paintings are vividly bright—sometimes even fluorescent—and Evan combines them in unexpected ways. This painting printed on thick Gallery Wrap Canvas is printed using the latest Giclee techniques on museum grade canvas. Our Giclee printer uses 12 colors to create a rich color gamut giving the deep dark and subtle highlights of an original painting. Our gallery wrap canvases are printed on 100% thick cotton canvas because we noticed that the cheap poly canvas our competitors are using is "sagging" or "draping". 100% thick cotton canvas will loosen naturally when the wood expands and it will shrink like fresh jeans just out of the drier when the wood shrinks. The canvas is then stretched over kiln dried – finger jointed pine. With finger jointing technology the wood stays straight and strong. Finger jointed pine frames are superior to other stretcher frames because we cut around the knots and re-join the wood using the finger jointing technology. When wood expands and contracts around knotty wood it changes it's shape. With finger jointing technology the wood stays straight and strong. The resulting piece of art will last for years of enjoyment. Features : Artist : Evan Stuart Marshall THICK CANVAS WILL NOT SAG: We only use thick 100% cotton canvas that will not sag like the cheap poly canvas does RICH COLOR FROM GICLEE PRINTING: Our 12 color giclee printing process provides a rich color gamut that can not be achieved using a four color process printer STURDY FRAMES WILL NOT WARP: Finger jointed pine frames do not have knots and will not bend or warp FREE WIRE HANGER PROVIDED: Wire hangers are superior to sawtooth hangers FAST SHIPPING: ships within three days. Color(s) : Violet, Tan Material(s) : Canvas Fabric Specifications : Surface Material : Canvas Product Dimensions : 18"W x 18"H x 1.5"L Product Color : Violet, Tan
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Jim’s of Lambertville is proud to offer this artwork. Signed lower left. Complemented by a hand carved and gilt frame. M. Elizabeth Price (1877 - 1965) Mary Elizabeth Price was born in West Virginia and raised on a farm in Solebury, Pennsylvania, on the outskirts of New Hope. She studied at the Pennsylvania School of Industrial Arts and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts under Hugh Breckenridge. Additionally, she studied in New Hope with William Lathrop. Following her art studies, Price went to New York. While there, she conducted the “Baby Art School”, a children’s school for painting, in collaboration with Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, from 1917 to 1919. Her home and studio since the mid-1920s, which she named “Pumpkin Seed” cottage, was situated along the canal and towpath in New Hope. When asked where the name came from, Price replied, “When I first saw the original cottage it was painted such a vivid yellow that I instinctively thought of a pumpkin; it was so small that I named it Pumpkin Seed”. Coming from a rich artistic background, her one brother was F. Newlin Price, a well-known author, art critic, and owner of Ferargil Galleries in New York City, and her other brother was R. Moore Price, the renowned local frame-maker. Artist Rae Sloan Bredin was married to Alice Price, M. Elizabeth Price’s sister. Although she painted a variety of subjects, including beautiful impressionist landscapes, Price is best known for her paintings of flowers on backgrounds of gold leaf. She would use a sharp tool to draw her designs on a ground of gilded gesso and then add her richly blended colors with delicate charm. The result would be a breathtaking array of floral radiance. The brilliance of the gold background was varied by her method of using sixteen different tones of gold leaf. She exhibited with “The Philadelphia Ten” from 1921 until 1945, and was one of the founders of the Phillips Mill Art Association. Price went on to show with many galleries in New York. She had solo exhibitions at Grand Central, Anderson, and the Fifty-fifth Street galleries. She was involved in exhibitions in Palm Beach in Florida, Rio de Janeiro, and Buenos Aires. She also exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Carnegie Institute, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the National Academy of Design, the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors, and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Her works are hanging in the permanent collections of Swarthmore, Smith, and Dickenson colleges, as well as many other museums and institutions. Along with Fern Coppedge, M. Elizabeth Price is considered one of the most important women associated with the Pennsylvania Impressionists. She remained in New Hope until her death in 1965 at the age of eighty-seven. Sources: - “New Hope for American Art” by James Alterman - Lambertville Record, May 22, 1930 - New York Sun, March 6, 1930
“The self, the place where we live, is a place of illusion. Goodness is connected with the attempt to see the unself… to pierce the veil of selfish consciousness and join the world as i…
My studio is indoor/outdoor, which really affects my work. Nature is all around me when I paint, and always becomes part of my subject matter.
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