Early Evening Landscape
Early Evening Landscape
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This is an 8”x10” sized print featuring a painting by Sándor Brodszky. It has been digitally enhanced and edited by me. The images are portrayed in natural lighting with no filters but please note the colors may vary slightly, depending on your lighting.
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Print Material
All vintage art poster prints are printed on a textured linen 80# cardstock which is similar to wedding invitation paper. I tried to capture the colors in natural light with no filters but please note the colors may vary slightly depending on your lighting!
**NO frames** will be included with purchase.
Shipping Info
Shipping is a flat $5 unless you spend $30-which then it is free.
The prints are placed in a clear cellophane bag in between two chipboard sheets and are shipped in a rigid, flat mailing envelope. They are shipped the same day or the next day and generally take about 3-7 days to arrive. A tracking number will be sent to your email.
*Holiday shipping times take longer due to an increased volume of packages being sent. Please allow anywhere from 4-9 days to receive your order. The deadline for Christmas is 12/18!*
Larger Sizes
Need a different size?? No problem! Custom sizes are printed on a white, cold-press paper. It is a thick, textured & really beautiful paper for vintage prints. Learn more about custom sizing here and place a custom order.
Public Domain Art Info
Public domain art refers to any artwork that is no longer protected by copyright. Because there is no copyright owner, these works can be used by anyone for any purpose — including copying, modifying, sharing, or selling — without needing permission or paying royalties.
In the United States and many other countries, the standard copyright term is: The life of the author plus 70 years. After that period, the work enters the public domain, where it is no longer protected and may be freely used by anyone.
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