Winslow Homer "Breezing Up" Reproduction Print Made to Look Like Oil on Canvas
USD 155.40 USD
Would make a great gift or keep it for yourself! The original painting was done in the 1870s, belonged to Cornelius Vanderbilt and now resides in the National Gallery of Art. The detailing of the horses and people in the oil painting is exceptionally well done.Again, this is not the original rendering of this oil painting, that resides in a museum.
Specifications
| Artist | Homer Winslow |
| Type | |
| Listed By | Dealer or Reseller |
| Original/Licensed Reproduction | Reproduction |
| Size | Large (up to 60in.) |
| Date Of Creation | 2000-Now |
| Painting Surface | Canvas |
| Material | Oil Look Print |
| Subject | Boat Sailing |
| Country Of Origin | United States |
What stands out about this print of artwork is the way it shows subtle shading and depth.
