Description
- QUALITY CANVAS stretched to let the artwork wrap around the edge and be shown on the sides as well. This gallery style wrap is a hallmark of quality craftsmanship and will surely delight all who look at it. Hardware is also included to make it easy to hang this piece in your home or office.
- FINE ART piece is a special edition canvas, hand crafted in the USA. This beautifully vibrant work will bring a master touch to your room. It is made with all wood stretcher bars and a thick canvas material that is designed to last for generations.
- MULTIPLE SIZES mean this wonderful work of art can fit almost any room. From as small as 16 inches by 20 inches to as large as 24 inches by 30 inches we offer a vast array of sizes. If you need something larger please contact us on Amazon and we will consider adding it to our catalog.
- SUPPORT ARTISTS! This special piece from Ashley Art Studio features work from an independent artist, we believe in supporting artists and a portion of this sale is shared with the artist.
- The artist describes the image as: An old locomotive on September 7, 2012 in Kingston. The locomotive, called Spirit of Sir John A., was in active service until 1960 and later became a landmark.
This stretched canvas from Ashley Art Studio is designed to beautify many different spaces in your home.The canvas is hand prepared and stretched around high quality wood by master craftsman. The canvas itself is a high quality material selected by our curation staff to be of the utmost quality with the intent for it to last for generations.The print is a giclee made with 12 inks. Most printers use only 3 colors but our premium process of giclee prints use 12 colors to reach unrivaled quality.Our many pieces like this one are created by independent artists who receive a portion of each sale - so when you buy this beautiful piece you are helping to support an artist.The artist who provided this image described the image in this way: An old locomotive on September 7, 2012 in Kingston. The locomotive, called Spirit of Sir John A., was in active service until 1960 and later became a landmark.
