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Hudson River School – Clouds from the Catskills C. 1870 by Burlington studio, glass framed print, light wood, large, flat viewMade to order · 3 to 4 weeks
Artwork, flat view · 21″ × 14″

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Hudson River School – Clouds from the Catskills C. 1870 by Burlington studio, glass framed print, light wood, large, flat view

Hudson River School – Clouds from the Catskills C. 1870

By Celadon Studio

Made in Burlington, ON

Part of Hudson River School, 9 prints · Choose several

$349CAD

taxes at checkout · $29 shipping
Made to order · 3 to 4 weeks

About this piece

The majestic wilderness of North America was revered and romanticized by this group of 19th century landscape painters. The paintings in this collection from that time use a tranquil palette that can evoke a sweet pastoral feeling while still emphasizing the awesome power of these vistas.

FrameLight Wood
SizeLarge · 21″ W × 14″ H

Dimensions include the frame. Size guide

FinishGlass framed print
FrameIncluded frame

Made to order, ships in 3 to 4 weeks

Made to order in Burlington, Ontario. It leaves the studio in 3 to 4 weeks.

Flat $29 shipping on this piece

Free across Canada on orders over $499, flat $29 below. Boxed with corner guards; a signature is needed.

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Made to order means made for you, so it's final sale. Not sure about a size or finish? Ask Diana before you order.

A giclée is printed with archival pigment inks on fine-art paper, so the colour holds for decades indoors.

The studio frames the print behind glass, in the moulding named under Frame.

More about glass framed print in Our Finishes

What these terms mean

Artist
Celadon Studio
Size
21″ × 14″ (53.3 cm × 35.6 cm)
Orientation
Horizontal
Frame
Natural Wood glass frame, 0.8″ × 1.3″ profile (C697)
Palette
Cool Tones, Pastels, Blues, Browns, Cream, Greens, Grey, Oranges, White
Style
Traditional
Origin
Made in Burlington, ON
Edition
Open edition, printed to order

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