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Gift of Encouragement 48"X48" Limited Edition Framed Canvas Art (of 10)

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Gift of Encouragement 48"X48" Limited Edition Framed Canvas Art (of 10)Sometimes a strangerCan move you with her words A gift of encouragementCan change someones world[Gift of Encouragement poem by Ana Luca 2021. Poem featured in Ana Luca's book, The People We Meet.] LIMITED EDITION OF 10 Signed and dated limited edition, premium fabric canvas print. Only 10 available. Certificate of Authenticity (signed, numbered, and dated by artist) is mailed separately to customer's address, within 30 days of purchase. Safe keep COA

Sometimes a stranger
Can move you with her words
A gift of encouragement
Can change someone’s world

[”Gift of Encouragement” poem by Ana Luca © 2021. Poem featured in Ana Luca's book, The People We Meet.]

 

LIMITED EDITION OF 10
Signed and dated limited edition, premium fabric canvas print. Only 10 available. Certificate of Authenticity (signed, numbered, and dated by artist) is mailed separately to customer's address, within 30 days of purchase. Safe keep COA document for future sale or insurance purposes.

 

ASSEMBLY
Light assembly required for canvas and frame. View instructions HERE.

 

INNOVATION
We are innovating centuries-old canvas material, painting technique, and framing. Ana Luca's abstract paintings are digitally hand-painted for a more environmentally-conscious production process, printed with water-based inks on special premium fabric canvas, conveniently delivered to you, and custom-fitted to a specially-designed contemporary metal frame included with your purchase. She reduced use of toxic paints, wood-stretched canvases, and packaging material waste in favor of more sustainable art production. The canvas is made of unique fabric for longer last than traditional canvases, collapsible for safer and easier moving transport, washable in case of accidents, and lighter weight than traditional canvases for easier hanging.

 

QUALITY
Printed in vibrant color on custom, high-quality fabric canvas - more durable than traditional canvas - to preserve artwork's longevity. Please note that colors on your monitor display may vary slightly from the actual print.

 

YEAR
Copyright © 2021 Ana Luca. All rights reserved.

 

SIZE
48" X 48"

 

MEDIUM
Water-based ink on 100% woven polyester fabric canvas, 0.45mm thick, with soft matte-knit texture. Artwork is made using dye-sublimation printing technique, applying heat to transfer ink onto fabric.

 

FRAMING
Artwork purchase includes contemporary black metal frame with 1" depth, in which canvas is inserted for a perfectly-stretched edgeless design. Simple frame assembly required by customer. Frame package includes all parts, wall mount, screws, and assembly instructions. Frame is lightweight, sturdy, and easy to assemble and hang. Fabric canvas may be inserted or removed from frame.

 

CARE
For maximum longevity, do not display artwork in direct sunlight as this may cause fading over time. Canvas may be machine washed in cold water on delicate cycle or dry-cleaned. Wash separately from other fabrics. Tumble dry on low heat/ delicate setting or air dry. Any wrinkles should subside after 24 hours in the frame. Do not iron. A fabric steamer may be used if desired.

 

SHIPPING
Made-to-order in the USA. Canvas, frame, and Certificate of Authenticity arrive separately. Canvas art print arrives folded. Frame arrives disassembled, with simple assembly instructions and parts included. COA arrives in mailed envelope. Shipping available to United States and Canada addresses only. Please allow 6-10 business days for studio artwork production and 3-7 additional business days for standard shipping. We are not responsible for carrier delays. Frames and canvas art are shipped separately via FedEx or UPS. You will receive an order tracking number via email once your order has shipped.

 

RETURNS
We are unable to offer order cancellations, refunds, or exchanges of artwork. Art sales are final. In the unlikely event that an artwork or frame arrives damaged, please see our Return Policy for replacement instructions.

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