Alexander Henry - Archival Print

Name: Alexander Henry - Archival Print
Brand: Works Art Gallery
Price: 75.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

By Pat Shea

$75.00

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Print Style

16x20 Matted 16x20 Matted
24x10 Stretched Satin Canvas 24x10 Stretched Satin Canvas
48x20 Stretched Satin Canvas 48x20 Stretched Satin Canvas
24x10 Framed Satin Canvas - Black 24x10 Framed Satin Canvas - Black
24x10 Framed Satin Canvas White 24x10 Framed Satin Canvas White
48x20 Framed Satin Canvas Black 48x20 Framed Satin Canvas Black
48x20 Framed Satin Canvas White 48x20 Framed Satin Canvas White

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About Alexander Henry

The piece depicts the Alexander Henry, a Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker that used to be docked at the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes in Kingston, Ontario.

About Your Print

Made with Archival Papers and Canvas
Giclée Printed Archival Inks
100% Handmade with Love in Canada
Uses Acid-Free Matboard (Matted Prints only)

Pickup available at 673 Innovation Drive

Usually ready in 5+ days

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673 Innovation Drive

Pickup available,usually ready in 5+ days

673 Innovation Drive
Unit 3
Kingston ON K7K 7E6
Canada

6139850858

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Shipping & Packaging

All prints are made and ready to ship within 1 week of your order. Your shipment will be custom packaged and shipped expedited with tracking number. Shipping times may vary.

Warranty

All prints leave our facility in top condition. We guarantee our own worksmanship. If a package arrives damaged, simply contact us with pictures and we will replace it, no questions asked.

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Alexander Henry - Archival Print

$75.00

About the Artist

Pat Shea

Pat Shea is a local Kingston artist who specializes in oil painting. His work primarily focuses on cityscapes and landscapes, but he is also a talented portrait artist. His paintings utilize an Impressionistic style, and he draws much of his inspiration from travel throughout Canada and Europe.