'Blue, red and green Furuya Korin print from Shima-Shima'
by Japanese Vintage Art
incl. tax excluding shipping fees
- 260 g gallery quality photo paper
- Satin finish
- 12-colour digital printing
- Delivery including apparatus for mounting
- Top quality printing with premium printers from Epson
- High class lamination instead of direct printing
- 2 mm thick acrylic glass plate
- Stabilisation via a 3 mm-thick aluminum plate
- 3 cm passepartout and 2 cm wide frame
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The sizes refer to the size of the print.
The actual sizes of frames are 5 cm larger on each side. - Mounting included: straight from the box to the wall - voilà!
- Prints on premium 260 g thick photo paper
- Wood from sustainable forestry
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- Brilliant colours through sustainable latex ink
- Premium 260g/m² canvas fabric
- Mounted on 2.5 cm thick environmentally friendly stenter frames
- Mirrored Sides
- Hahnemühle Matt Fibre 200 Fine Art Paper
- Museum quality prints made with state of the art technology
- Completely acid-free and fade resistant
- Held in high esteem by photographers world-wide
- High quality printing with premium printers from Epson
- High class lamination rather than inferior direct printing
- Satin finish with protective laminate
- Printed on top-class 260 g photo paper
- Delivery including mounting device
❤ Our fair pricing model for artists
Did you know that artists only receive single-digit commission amounts from most online galleries? While rent and food prices etc. are on the rise, many freelance artists don't make enough money to make ends meet.
That's why we at Photocircle have a different model. While we also need to offer competitive prices, our artists decide for themselves the amount of their commissions. So if the prices of our pictures vary sometimes, you now know why.
By the way: Japanese Vintage Art donates 25% of the proceeds to our reforestation project in Ethiopia, where we hope to have planted 500,000 trees by the end of 2023.
That's why we at Photocircle have a different model. While we also need to offer competitive prices, our artists decide for themselves the amount of their commissions. So if the prices of our pictures vary sometimes, you now know why.
By the way: Japanese Vintage Art donates 25% of the proceeds to our reforestation project in Ethiopia, where we hope to have planted 500,000 trees by the end of 2023.
