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About Bringing Home The Tree Giclee Print on Wrapped Canvas by Artist Russell Cobane
This Bringing Home The Tree Giclee Print with dad and son dragging the Christmas tree through the snow is a 12 x 16 giclee painting print on wrapped canvas signed by Russell Cobane. Canvas Gallery Wrap with 1 ½” colored edge is added to your print.
Bringing Home The Tree Giclee Print Features
- A dad and son dragging the Christmas tree through the snow
- Printed on high quality archival grade canvas
- Professionally hand stretched
- Free gallery wrapping
- Arrives ready to hang!
- Shipping weight 2.0 pounds
- Made in Michigan, USA
Just what is a Gallery Wrapped Canvas Giclée?
The term “giclée print” signifies an elevation in printmaking technology. Images are generated from high resolution digital scans and printed with archival quality inks onto canvas. The giclee printing process provides better color accuracy than other means of reproduction of prints.
The giclée fine art canvas print is stretched on a 1 1/2” stretcher bar. The sides of the gallery wrapped canvas giclée will have a color coordinated border showing on the sides. The giclée painting print on wrapped canvas are shipped with wire attached, ready to be hung.
Try not to display your canvas prints in areas of high concentrations of UV light or heat. Use correct colored art lighting (if possible) for best results.
Canvas prints can be cleaned with a light feather duster. Solvents etc. should never be used. If anything marks your canvas or stains it, seek expert advice such as a fine art print framer.
All of the artwork and designs created by the Cobane artists belong to Cobane Studio and are copyright protected. Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited.
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Born in 1946, Russell Cobane has dedicated a lifetime to the perfection of his awesome talent. He began in his youth as a landscape painter and spent many hours camping and fishing. In his 30’s, he was a prominent commercial illustrator with a Madison Avenue artist representative. His love of plants and nature called to his soul and in 1984 he began painting wildlife.