Arctic fox
The Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) is a small species of fox that lives in the Arctic tundra of northern Europe, Siberia and North America. Nels are adaptable and can survive in harsh conditions. They are endangered.
The Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) is a small species of fox that lives in the Arctic tundra of northern Europe, Siberia and North America. Nels are adaptable and can survive in harsh conditions. They are endangered.
The Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) is a small species of fox that lives in the Arctic tundra of northern Europe, Siberia and North America. Nels are adaptable and can survive in harsh conditions. They are endangered.
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Photo Matt Fibre • 200 gsm • 100% α-cellulose • natural white • Acid free
Acid-free, warm-toned matte paper with a smooth surface suitable for exhibition photos.
Hemp Premium • 290 gsm • 60% hemp fibre • 40% cotton • white
Eco-friendly, museum-quality paper with 60% hemp and 40% cotton. White, without optical brighteners, lightly textured surface.
The printed image is surrounded by a 2.5-5cm white border for easy framing and hanging.
Framed paintings:
The aluminium frames have a light and durable frame with a genuine wood veneer frame, which makes the painting look and feel like a traditional wooden frame.
The panels are ready to hang, from the ready-made hanging points of the structure. Matt Fiber paper is used for framed boards.
Available in black and dark brown wenge, with a white frame between the picture and the frame. The actual sizes of the board are 25x35 cm / 45x65 cm / 70x100 cm / 80x115 cm.
Silisec mounted prints
print primed on composite rubber and coated with a glossy acrylic surface. The image has a glossy look and the texture of the paper is completely lost. The panels are the size of a printed image and the image extends from edge to edge in the acrylic structure.
The painting comes with a fixed hanging rail, the frame is sturdy and the rail leaves the picture "floating" on the wall.
