Veiled Canal — Giclee Art Prints
by Jane Sutherland-Farstrider
(Unframed)
This scene is a glimpse of one of the most peaceful and enchanting cities I’ve ever visited. Utrecht, founded by the Romans around 48 CE, became one of the first official cities in the Netherlands in 1122. I only had a day to wander along these ancient canals and experience its breathtaking medieval architecture, but the impression this place made is just as vivid more than a decade later.
I partner with Giclee Today to print quality reproductions of this acrylic painting in a variety of sizes and materials. Colors and textures are important to me, so I chose the two options that best show off the original colors without too much distracting shine or glare. Canvas prints are finished with a satin UV coating.
by Jane Sutherland-Farstrider
(Unframed)
This scene is a glimpse of one of the most peaceful and enchanting cities I’ve ever visited. Utrecht, founded by the Romans around 48 CE, became one of the first official cities in the Netherlands in 1122. I only had a day to wander along these ancient canals and experience its breathtaking medieval architecture, but the impression this place made is just as vivid more than a decade later.
I partner with Giclee Today to print quality reproductions of this acrylic painting in a variety of sizes and materials. Colors and textures are important to me, so I chose the two options that best show off the original colors without too much distracting shine or glare. Canvas prints are finished with a satin UV coating.
by Jane Sutherland-Farstrider
(Unframed)
This scene is a glimpse of one of the most peaceful and enchanting cities I’ve ever visited. Utrecht, founded by the Romans around 48 CE, became one of the first official cities in the Netherlands in 1122. I only had a day to wander along these ancient canals and experience its breathtaking medieval architecture, but the impression this place made is just as vivid more than a decade later.
I partner with Giclee Today to print quality reproductions of this acrylic painting in a variety of sizes and materials. Colors and textures are important to me, so I chose the two options that best show off the original colors without too much distracting shine or glare. Canvas prints are finished with a satin UV coating.