North Woods Club, Adirondacks (The Interrupted Tête-à-Tête), Winslow Homer, 1892

All orders are custom made by hand. Fine art prints require 3-4 days production time before shipping. All canvas art requires 4-6 business days. You will receive a confirmation email and/or text message when the order has shipped.

A Fine Art Print is a premium quality reproduction of artwork created using state-of-the-art printing technology. These prints capture the depth, detail, and richness of the original artwork with exceptional color accuracy and clarity. Our Fine Art Prints are designed to bring museum-quality art into your home, transforming your space with beauty that lasts for generations.

Our Fine Art Prints are crafted on Hahnemühle® William Turner paper, a traditional mould-made watercolor paper with a distinct tactile feel. This 100% cotton paper has no optical brighteners and features a pronounced felt texture that gives artwork a remarkable three-dimensional effect and depth. The paper's premium matt coating ensures vibrant colors, sharp details, impressive contrasts, and deep blacks. Being acid and lignin-free, these prints meet museum-quality standards for longevity.

Fine Art Prints are delivered unframed, allowing you to select a framing style that complements both your artwork and home décor. Many customers appreciate this flexibility to choose custom framing that perfectly suits their personal style. If you prefer artwork that comes ready to display, you might want to explore our Stretched Canvas Wraps or Framed Canvas Art options, which arrive ready to hang.

Your Fine Art Print will be carefully packaged to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. Smaller prints are protected in hardboard mailers, while larger prints are meticulously rolled and secured in sturdy postal tubes.

Canvas wrap art displays imagery on textured canvas material, combining traditional art with modern printing technology. This versatile format adds depth and dimension beyond flat prints, making a striking statement in any space with either our wrapped or framed options.

Our canvas features 330 GSM Polyester Canvas with high-density pigments and archival inks for long-lasting vibrancy. Wrapped canvas uses recycled American poplar wood frames, while framed pieces offer the same quality canvas mounted in elegant frames available in satin black, white, natural wood, silver, or gold.

Yes! Each canvas comes ready to display with a pre-installed sawtooth hanger. Simply place a nail or appropriate wall anchor in your desired location, position the hanger on the nail, and adjust until level.

Absolutely! We use eco-friendly UV pigment inks and wood from certified sustainable forests and recycled American poplar. Our commitment to sustainability extends to our packaging and production processes, ensuring beautiful artwork that respects both quality and environmental stewardship.

Yes! All canvases are stretched around all sides of the bars. For Canvas Gallery Wraps, the sides are mirrored creating a polished, three-dimensional effect that eliminates the need for additional framing and ensures your artwork looks finished from every angle.

Canvas artwork is individually wrapped in protective materials to prevent damage during transit. Framed canvas pieces receive additional corner protection to maintain the frame's integrity. All items are shipped in sturdy, custom-sized boxes with appropriate cushioning materials to minimize movement.

No. Currently we only offer printing of our art. We may explore offering personalized prints and canvases in the future.

While we strive for color accuracy, there may be slight variations between what you see on your screen and the final printed artwork. This is because monitors have different calibration settings and use RGB color (light-based), while printing uses CMYK (ink-based). For the closest color match, we recommend using a monitor calibrated to Adobe RGB 1998 color space for soft-proofing. Our professional printing process ensures high-quality color reproduction, but natural variations in paper texture and ink absorption can also influence the final appearance.