38x22 x 26x22 Flat Iron 1909 by Wild Apple Portfolio Fine Art Giclee Print

Description

The Flat Iron building, New York presented on this black and white post card from 1909 makes a nice conversation painting for any room where people will gather. Use Urban paintings and photographs in areas of intellectual activity where you want to add some style and sophistication. Framed in a 1" whitewash look canvas floater frame. Canvas floater frames allow you to see the gallery wrap sides of the canvas which adds a novel delux look to your art. Our giclee gallery wrap canvas prints are printed on matte canvas. That means they will have a rich, deep color gamut. I love giclee prints made using matte canvas for the way the color absorbs and reflects light. This print will be treated with a protective finish that protects your art from scuffing and the harmfull effects of sunlight. This finish also has a non-glare effect that makes viewing your painting more enjoyable. This finish also has a non-glare effect that makes viewing your painting more enjoyable. That means they will have a rich, deep color gamut. Our giclee gallery wrap canvas prints are printed on matte canvas. Canvas floater frames allow you to see the gallery wrap sides of the canvas which adds a novel delux look to your art. This print will be treated with a protective finish that protects your art from scuffing and the harmfull effects of sunlight. Use Urban paintings and photographs in areas of intellectual activity where you want to add some style and sophistication.

Key Features

• Canvas floater frames allow you to see the gallery wrap sides of the canvas which adds a novel delux look to your art.
• I love giclee prints made using matte canvas for the way the color absorbs and reflects light.
• Use Urban paintings and photographs in areas of intellectual activity where you want to add some style and sophistication.
• Framed in a 1" whitewash look canvas floater frame.
• Our giclee gallery wrap canvas prints are printed on matte canvas.
• The Flat Iron building, New York presented on this black and white post card from 1909 makes a nice conversation painting for any room where people will gather.