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Claude Monet"WATER LILIES-JAPANESE Bridge"Authentic Oil Painting Artagraph:Number None Limited Edition Canvas (26-1/2" x 25-1/4")
Claude Monet"WATER LILIES-JAPANESE Bridge"Authentic Oil Painting Artagraph:Number None Limited Edition Canvas (26-1/2" x 25-1/4")
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Claude Monet"WATER LILIES-JAPANESE Bridge"Authentic Oil Painting Artagraph:
SERIAL# NONE
SIZE 26-1/2" X 25-1/4" ON CANVAS
ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE - READY TO SHIP
PLEASE REVIEW THE PICTURE - THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE ACTUAL ARTAGRAPH YOU WILL RECEIVE.
THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL OIL ON CANVAS WHICH RECREATES NOT ONLY THE COLOR OF THE ORIGINAL BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY THE SURFACE TEXTURE IN EVERY DETAIL.
The Artagraph process is three dimensional oil on canvas. It is virtually indistinguishable from the original oil or acrylic painting and has very long lasting qualities. Artagraphs are so exacting, to prevent theft and misrepresentation an indelible ink stamp on the back to differentiate the original from the Artagraph edition. Through a precise, two-stage technological process, Artagraphs offer you all the majesty, vivid colour and surface texture of the world's most beloved paintings. Artagraphs, with their three-dimensional replications and textured surfaces reproduce the work of the greatest painters.
Artagraphy is considered state of the art in fine art reproductions. the following three step artagraphic process recreates the color and three-dimensional surface texture of an original oil painting.
1) First, the exact colors of the original are scanned by a digital laser with and advanced optical system. Each color is printed one at a time using oil-based inks in overlapping layers onto a unique oil-based sheet.
2) Next, a mold is made from the original painting to recreate the surace textrure and brushstrokes in bas-relief. A patented silicon gel substance is pured onto the bas-relief and 72 hours later the mold is removed to create the negative mold.
3) Finally, All the elements N the negative mold, the printed oil-based substrate, and a unique lamionated canvas material N are placed into an oven press and heated to 600-700 degress under 35 to 65 tons of pressure. This causes the oil substrate to liquefy with the laminated canvas and fill the cracks and crevices of the mold. The artagraph is immediatley shock frozen with liquid nitrogen leaving a permanent surface textrue.
NOTE: ALL ITEMS SOLD AS-IS. WE TRY OUR BEST TO PRESENT ACCURATE, DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT EVERY ARTAGRAPH. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT US.
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