PRINT: Spring Giving

Fine art print of an original oil landscape painting in Palo Colorado by Liana Steinmetz ABOUT THE VIEW:  This is highway one between Carmel and Big Sur. Palo Colorado is a small community there on the hill. Of course, it doesn't really look like this. But the shapes and colors are inspired by my afternoon there. Listening to the waves, finding shade under the eucalyptus trees.    PRINT OPTIONS INFO: PAPER: - Printed on high-quality, archival grade, acid-free, 100% cotton rag inkjet paper. - The size in the drop down menu is the size of the image including the white border. - White borders are approximately 1 inch on all sides, that is included in the size of the paper.  -Sizes of prints are standard and finding ready-made frames to fit should be easy. FRAMED PAPER: - Smooth, beautiful solid oak frame with optical-grade clear acrylic (you really can't tell it's not glass!) - The frame and matboard are included in the size of the print. - The 1" matboard is a 4-ply white mat with an attractive bevel at 45 degrees. - There is a wire on the back, and it is ready to hang. CANVAS: - I print on thick, archival-grade, pH neutral and acid-free canvas. - The canvas has a satin finish and is gallery-wrapped over 1.5 inch deep edge wooden bars, with the image is mirrored onto the sides. - Water resistant, easy to wipe clean and will last for decades. - There is a wire on the back and it is ready to hang. FRAMED CANVAS: - Offering a walnut frame around a 1.25 inch stretched canvas or an oak frame around a 1.5 inch stretched canvas. Frames add about 1 inch to the painting on each side. - These are floating frames. They give the canvas print the illusion of floating inside the frame.  - There is a wire on back, and it is ready to hang.   FREE SHIPPING WITH ALL PRINTS If you have any questions about a purchase, want more photos or to do a video chat, please call or email me. I am happy to talk! Purchasing art online can be intimidating, so just reach out if you need some more information. Do not hang your canvas print in direct sunlight because the colors will fade over time. However if the spot you have for it gets sun, I recommend using a UV archival varnish spray. Easy to apply. Contact me for details.