Burgundy and Plum Forest

Description

THE STORY BEHIND THE ART

I created this art from a photograph I shot in northern New York State. The colors are burgundy, maroon, raspberry, plum, wine, and pink with hints of brown and gray. It has a soft, gauzy glow.

Please do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions about crops, sizes, or orientations. *For sizes and crops, please click on the magnifier for each image. They are labeled underneath. Dimensions are width x height.

UNFRAMED PRINT

Will be printed-to-order on luster paper to be enjoyed for generations. You will receive them unmatted, and unframed, however, I offer my photography in standard sizes. Take a look at craft stores, online, or better still, support your local frame shop.

CANVAS GALLERY WRAP

No need to mat and frame, gallery wraps arrive at your doorstep ready to hang and enjoy! Your artwork is made to order in my favorite professional lab. The image is printed onto pH neutral, archival grade, poly-cotton blend, acid-free canvas using archival inks. The canvas is then wrapped around 1 1/2″ kiln-dried solid pine stretcher bars. The back is affixed with hanging hardware.

Please choose which SIZE (width x height) and PRODUCT (print or canvas) from drop-down menus.

FREE US SHIPPING (Canvas Wraps ship to US only)

I have sold my art online for several years. Please take a look at my customer reviews HERE!

Please note due to inconsistencies between monitors, colors in my art may be slightly different from what you see on your screen.

-Shipping –
US buyers and International First Class buyers, you will receive an email with a tracking number when your order ships.

-International Buyers –
Please be patient; shipping might take a few weeks. International buyers are responsible for all custom and duty fees. Returns cannot be accepted.

-Packaging-
Prints: In a cello envelope, secured to stiff mat board or cardboard and shipped inside a bubble mailer, rigid mailer, or box. Larger prints will be rolled in a tube. Pillow covers: Folded in a cello envelope inside a mailer. I try to be environmentally conscious and reuse packaging materials when possible.