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Exclusive 32cm x 32 cm (12.6" x 12.6") Fine Art Prints

 

Giclée printed on 310gsm Hahnemuhle German Etching Paper with a Matt Finish

Framing

32cm x 32cm prints will fit the IKEA LOMVIKEN frame.

Contact me for information and pricing on custom framing and delivery.

Giclée Printing

For these works I have chosen this high quality printing technique that employs ink-jet technology to give exceptional colour and detail reproduction.

Hahnemühle German Etching Paper

This heavyweight paper has a slightly warm base tone and a strong mottled texture. I feel the texture of the paper enables greater ink retention and light absorption and the prints exhibit stronger colours, deeper blacks with a rich feel and good contrast.

 

This paper is a heavier weight Giclée art printing paper. Its density and strong texture gives the artwork a handmade crafted feel which contrasts well with this digitally rendered series. Hahnemüle German Etching is a robust Giclée paper, with less tendency to fray at the edges.

Packaging

Your prints are packaged for shipping using quality board back envelopes with corrugated inserts to secure as much as possible against bending or folding.

 

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DON VITO CORLEONE

Actor: Marlon Brando

 

The Godfather (1972)

 

I’m gonna make him an offer he can’t refuse”, is a line of dialogue as well known as the physical transformation undergone by actor Marlon Brando to become the aging Don Vito.

 

Objected to repeatedly by the Paramount executives, the choice of Brando who had built a reputation for costly misbehaviour on previous projects, is due to the insistence and confidence of director Francis Ford Coppola, who as a young director was himself being shadowed for a time by an alternate director of the studios choice who might have replaced him at any time.

 

An Oscar for Brando followed.