Nellie Brown Giclee Print
African American Cowgirl Nellie Brown Circa 1880
Giclee print of graphite drawing on tinted watercolor paper.
These giclee prints are crafted on premium Moab Entrada Rag Natural 290, a heavy 100% cotton fine art archival paper with a one-inch white border. The printmaker is located in San Antonio, Texas, and is recognized as one of the world's best giclee print studios. This print will last at least two hundred years before any perceptual sign of fading.
The size indicated is the size of the actual image.
Prints are made when your order is placed and
usually take about two weeks to reach you.
Certificate of authenticity is included and will arrive separately.
African American Cowgirl Nellie Brown Circa 1880
Giclee print of graphite drawing on tinted watercolor paper.
These giclee prints are crafted on premium Moab Entrada Rag Natural 290, a heavy 100% cotton fine art archival paper with a one-inch white border. The printmaker is located in San Antonio, Texas, and is recognized as one of the world's best giclee print studios. This print will last at least two hundred years before any perceptual sign of fading.
The size indicated is the size of the actual image.
Prints are made when your order is placed and
usually take about two weeks to reach you.
Certificate of authenticity is included and will arrive separately.
African American Cowgirl Nellie Brown Circa 1880
Giclee print of graphite drawing on tinted watercolor paper.
These giclee prints are crafted on premium Moab Entrada Rag Natural 290, a heavy 100% cotton fine art archival paper with a one-inch white border. The printmaker is located in San Antonio, Texas, and is recognized as one of the world's best giclee print studios. This print will last at least two hundred years before any perceptual sign of fading.
The size indicated is the size of the actual image.
Prints are made when your order is placed and
usually take about two weeks to reach you.
Certificate of authenticity is included and will arrive separately.
Your print is going to come rolled in a tube. It’s the safest way to ship a print without it being damaged but it’s going to come out of the tube curled. The best way to get it flat again is to go ahead and get it in a frame.
Laying it flat on a table for a few days with books on the corners also works. For a faster solution, here’s a video to look at.