ACROSS SUNLIT JEWELS print
Horne Lake, like other places on Vancouver Island, is a beautiful spot for canoeing, kayak, swimming, fishing, hiking & caving. "Across Sunlit Jewels", by artist Makaely Rois, was inspired from a wonderful trip there with her son. This lake has a great little island where you can climb out on the rocks, cast a line for fish, picnic and swim in your own private spot.
The original painting is available for you to own and enjoy. For your personal viewing of the original please do inquire.
If something a smaller and more in your budget is appropriate, then a S/N giclee' print on canvas is what you're looking for. Hand mastered for accuracy, this archival quality collectors print in full wrap canvas is sealed and UV protected with a satin finish to maintain this high-quality image. It is signed and numbered by the artist and ready to display in your home or office. A certificate of authenticity is included with your purchase.
What is a Giclee' Print?
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A Giclee’ print is a fine art print, created using specialized high-resolution photography, along with an inkjet printer with the highest quality pigment inks. The print is hand mastered using specialized color calibrators throughout the process. The most accurate color hue, brightness, saturation, and balance are ensured to duplicate as much as possible, the original painting. They are far superior to standard prints, obtaining a high level of quality, longevity, and value. Each archival quality canvas image is hand stretched onto a frame or in the case of paper, archival quality paper is mounted and framed with archival mat board. Each image is treated with an archival quality protective spray against dust, humidity, and UV rays. They are created as a limited edition only and are signed and numbered S/N by the artist. They come with a certificate of authenticity to ensure that these steps and care have been taken, and that the collector will have a valuable piece of artwork that will retain its vibrancy, quality and beauty for years.