Painting Original Art
Posted in Quality Painting on 07/16/2007 10:40 pm by adminPainting Original Art
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 SOUTHWEST ART by Karen Brueggemann ORIGINAL SIGNED Oil on Wood Painting  US $400.00
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 Art oil painting:sheep in a meadow 24x36" US $.99
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 Art portrait oil painting:byron in arnaout dress 24x36" US $.90
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 Repro chinese oil painting modern art canvas landscape US $49.95
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 Vintage Watercolor Painting US $375.00
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 Original Large Framed Oil Painting On Canvas Modern Abstract Textured Wall Art US $99.94
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 ART ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS Qing Dynasty little princess US $149.00
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 Ernie Haring Original Water Color Painting 1967 12x16 US $100.00
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 Art portrait oil painting:madonna mary with JESU 24x36" US $.99
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 Oriental asian art chinese silk painting beauty girl US $12.99
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 Stream Impressionism Original Painting Landscape AAArt US $229.99
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 High quality animal oil painting:Domestic fowl US $.99
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 Claude Monet "La Pie" Oil Painting 32 x 25" US $145.00
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 Original Oil painting art"landscape"on canvas 24"x36" US $59.40
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 XL FRAMED Vincent van Gogh Oise Auvers Repro CANVAS ART US $219.28
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Instead of spending a fortune on canvas paintings to decorate your bed and breakfast, use art prints on canvas. You get the art printed on the same material an artist would use at a much cheaper price. It doesn't have to be a reproduced painting. It may be any other image or picture you would just like to display on canvas.
Like original paintings on canvas, the same care should be given to art prints on canvas. Here are some tips to preserve your art prints on canvas.
1. Avoid long-term exposure to direct sunlight or heat. Even if you used UV-protected ink for the print, the fabric of the canvas itself is not protected from sunlight. Your ink may not fade, but the canvas will wear out eventually when exposed to the elements.
2. Use acid-free materials. Using materials that contain acid will cause the canvas to turn yellow over time, destroying the quality of your canvas art prints. Make sure the frame, backing and ink used are all acid-free.
3. Temperature and humidity. Do not store your canvas art prints where they will be exposed to significant temperature changes and humidity. The changes may also result in warping your frame, aside from damaging the art prints on canvas.
4. Outdoors. Canvas prints are primarily made for indoor use although it is still possible to display them outside. You may want to have your print treated with a waterproof lacquer first. You should be able to find these lacquers in your local arts and craft stores.
5. Cleaning. Clean your canvas prints using a soft brush occasionally to remove any dust or lint that may accumulate. Be careful when brushing so you don't wear out the canvas or stretch it more than it already is. Do not wipe the surface or the ink might smudge. Do not use any fluids on the surface only a soft brush or duster.
Following the tips above and treating your art prints on canvas with constant care and protection, you can enjoy your canvas print for a very long time. Choose a cool and dry environment with stable temperature for your canvas prints. Such an environment will ensure the longevity of your canvas prints. Selecting a constantly clean environment also helps.