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'A Wheatfield, with Cypresses'
KING & MCGAW are a bit fussy about their prints and hope that you are too. For a whole lot more information on this print and help to satisfy your art print needs.. CLICK ON THE IMAGE |
Vincent van Gogh art print 'A Wheatfield, with Cypresses' Landscape art print by King and McGaw
OR.. Instead of a rubbishy old print.. maybe you would prefer an original hand painted copy of this work made by the famous artist Daryl Lex Price (me, contact top of page) I will paint it for you, no obligation to buy the painting copy if you do not like it!
About This Print
This range of high quality prints has been developed in partnership with The National Gallery. Colour proofing and state-of-the-art production methods ensures the original artwork is faithfully reproduced. Each image has been individually approved and licensed by the National Gallery.
Our high definition digital printing system and archival pigment inks ensures these reproductions are not only of exceptional quality but will also continue to look great for many years to come. We print on to a specially developed media that ensure no detail from the original is lost.
A portion of every sale is paid to The National Gallery, which contributes to the upkeep of the galleries and the funding of an extensive educational program. Every National Gallery piece is supplied with a 'certificate of authenticity'.
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This range of high quality prints has been developed in partnership with The National Gallery. Colour proofing and state-of-the-art production methods ensures the original artwork is faithfully reproduced. Each image has been individually approved and licensed by the National Gallery.
Our high definition digital printing system and archival pigment inks ensures these reproductions are not only of exceptional quality but will also continue to look great for many years to come. We print on to a specially developed media that ensure no detail from the original is lost.
A portion of every sale is paid to The National Gallery, which contributes to the upkeep of the galleries and the funding of an extensive educational program. Every National Gallery piece is supplied with a 'certificate of authenticity'.
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