Exclusive Original Framed Art Prints Painting

We offer you the option to choose just the unstretched canvas print alone, or with one of the canvas wrap choices. Choosing just the giclee print on canvas provides all the texture and quality without the rigidity of stretcher bars.

 

The canvas transfer process is a highly technical and detailed procedure that allows us to offer images from out classical masters museum art collection as fine art canvas reproductions. Transferring these published works to canvas requires a meticulous process to ensure the image renders just as the original.

 

We offer two different ways to purchase the art print on canvas as a ready-to-hang work of art; museum wrap and gallery wrap. Both canvas wrap options utilize museum quality stretcher bars providing you with a finished work. The canvas is outfitted with a saw tooth bracket making it ready to hang as soon as it arrives. On both of our wrap choices we stretch the canvas around specialized wood bars and securely staple the canvas to the back. After the canvas is stretched, you can choose to frame the wrapped canvas with one of our specialized custom frames, or leave it exactly as is.

 

Choosing the museum wrap option makes the entire image viewable while looking at it straight on; no part of the image is lost around the stretched edge. With our museum wrap option, we stretch the canvas around 5/8 thick wood support bars and leave a white border on the edges of the stretched canvas. If there are vital parts of the image near the edge of your art, museum wrap is the way to go.

 

The gallery wrap option stretches the image around the entire width of the stretcher bars, making a portion of the image viewable from the sides. For our gallery wrap canvases, we use 1 thick wood support bars, so expect to lose at least an inch of the image on each side when viewing it straight on. Keep in mind that anything close to the edge of your art will be folded over the sides, so make sure to choose this option only if vital parts of the image are not close to the edge.