Remembering Front Street, Lahaina - Giclee Reproduction PRINT of Original Oil Painting

This reproduction print of an original oil painting is titled, “Remember Front Street"

The original 12 x 12 oil painting was donated to the Artists For LaHaina to raise funds for the recent terror and horrific fire that devastated the island especially all of Lahaina. This print is square in two sizes and depicts the Wharf area on Front Street in the once picturesque seaside town of Lahaina that was burned down. Proud to have joined with other artists who donated paintings with the 100% of proceeds going to help rebuild their Art Community if even in just a small way. 

• SIZES: The CANVAS Giclee Reproduction prints are available in vertical 8 x 10, 11 x 14, 12 x 16, or as a Square 8” x 8”, 10”x 10" or 12” x 12” depending on the art. Shop below.

• MATERIALS: CANVAS (Ready to hang) ARCHIVAL PIGMENT: All are printed and hand cut in-house with 100+ year light permanence rated archival pigment inks on archival substrates.

• CANVAS: 100% Real Cotton Weave Canvas, heavy 340 gsm / 125 lb. Mounted on wide Gallery 1 1/2” wide wooden frame ready for hanging. Sides are handprinted wraparound by artist

PIGMENT: We use Epson DURABrite Ultra pigment ink which has a permanence resistance rating up to 105 years as rated by Wilhelm Imagine Research a leading authority of print permanence. For make print life display prints under glass or UV filter. Pigment inks such as DURABrite Ultra consist of pigment particles suspended in the ink. 

Epson’s DURABrite Ultra pigment ink uses an exclusive Microencapsulation technology where each pigment particle is encased in a resin. A unique polymer pulls the particles apart, so they are suspended in the solution and never coagulate. The ink base then helps the DURABrite Ultra pigment particles penetrate the paper. DURABrite Ultra ink uses a specific technology to control the penetration level of the ink and keep the colorant near the surface and a special formula that creates more Vibrant & bright colored prints.  Conventional dye-based ink particles are absorbed into the fibers of plain paper and are soluble in water. Pigment inks come at a higher cost than dye inks but you can feel confident in your investment that will last for generations. 

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