Sonoma Oak #3 by Alan Blaustein - Print on Canvas, 36x22 x 18x22

Description

Our Giclee printer uses 12 colors to create a rich color gamut giving the deep dark and subtle highlights of an original painting. The resulting piece of art will last for years of enjoyment. Tangletown Fine Art searches the worlds archives for the most relevant art to accent today's design trends. Sonoma Oak #3 by Alan Blaustein Printed on gallery wrap canvas. Clear and precise, photography creates accents to tie together your decorating scheme. for today's contemporary colors with Green, Blue. 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. The canvas is then stretched over kiln dried - finger jointed pine. With finger jointing technology the wood stays straight and strong. When wood expands and contracts around knotty wood it changes it's shape. Sonoma Oak #3 by Alan Blaustein Printed on gallery wrap canvas. When wood expands and contracts around knotty wood it changes it's shape. The canvas is then stretched over kiln dried - finger jointed pine. Sonoma Oak #3 by Alan Blaustein Printed on high quality gallery wrap canvas. With finger jointing technology the wood stays straight and strong. This painting printed on thick Gallery Wrap Canvas is printed using the latest Giclee techniques on museum grade canvas. Perfect for today's contemporary colors with Green, Blue.

Key Features

• Sonoma Oak #3 by Alan Blaustein Printed on gallery wrap canvas.
• Clear and precise, photography creates accents to tie together your decorating scheme.
• This painting printed on thick Gallery Wrap Canvas is printed using the latest Giclee techniques on museum grade canvas.
• When wood expands and contracts around knotty wood it changes it's shape.
• Our Giclee printer uses 12 colors to create a rich color gamut giving the deep dark and subtle highlights of an original painting.
• With finger jointing technology the wood stays straight and strong.