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CHOOSE FRAME: Customize Frame color, add glass or border.
READY TO HANG: It’s lightweight, Durable, Ready to hang out of the box.
WARRANTY: 8 years of color warranty and a protective coating.
MADE IN INDIA: All materials and skill were sourced from our country.
Liber Studiorum: Holy Island Cathedral is an etching and mezzotint print created by Joseph Mallord William Turner in the 19th century. The print depicts the Holy Island Cathedral in England and is part of the Prints department at the Cleveland Museum of Art. The artwork was gifted to the museum by Miss Katherine Bullard in memory of Francis Bullard. The physical location of the artwork is not specified in the input. The artwork belongs to the PR - Etching collection and has the accession number 1919.132. The dimensions of the artwork are not specified in the input. The art movement, technique, and style of the artwork are also not specified in the input.
Premium quality Giclée prints on Acid free canvas or paper (you choose) with a smooth surface that captures pure rich color and remarkable detail.
A huge array of framing options to choose from that come in 10+ sizes and 6+ colors. All art pieces are framed in ready-to-hang format by hand right here in India by well-trained experts, packed, and shipped to your doorstep.
We use the finest, time-tested materials, responsibly sourced from all over the world (80% from within India) that come with 8+ years of warranty.
You can wipe it off with microfiber cloth or damp cloth with water and soft soap (shampoo). If your frame has canvas without glass, we recommend simply dust using a dry soft and fine brush. Refrain from using wood polish or cleaning sprays since this could potentially create moisture and possibly damage the artwork.
Dust your frames regularly to avoid the accumulation of dirt. If you want to disassemble the frame for an even more thorough cleaning, be sure to lay the various components onto a clean, dust-free towel or blanket. Make sure all components are completely dry before reassembly.
