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Duke Chapel

$ 31.25 USD

Duke Chapel's Gothic tower, all that stonework and spire detail built up in tight halftone. The background keeps it simple — pale and open, mostly white washes with some newsprint showing behind the roofline. Duke blue paint runs down the right side of the tower and pools on the left. Up close you can really see how much detail is in the stone and the tracery.

About my prints.

Print Features

FREE Shipping*
Printed with Archival Ink that resists fading for over 100 years
Hanging Hardware included on canvas prints

* Free shipping via FedEx Home or UPS to the 48 contiguous US states on canvas orders. Paper prints ship free via USPS Priority Mail. Contact me for shipping outside this area. Expedited shipping available upon request for an additional charge.

Print Sizes

Size

Canvas

Paper with Border

5"x7"

N/A

8"x10"

N/A

11"x14"

16"x20"

20"x24"

18"x24"

22"x28"

24"x30"

30"x40"

36"x48"

Please note: Cropping and borders may vary from the pictures shown based on sizes and options. Size is based on actual visible image size not including borders and text on paper prints.

Please note: frames pictured are NOT included with prints.

Gallery Wrapped Canvas

Canvas prints have 1.5" thick high-quality gallery wrapped canvases (staples are hidden on the back rather than the sides) with wooden stretcher bars. I don't use those compressed paper stretchers that you find in cheap canvas frames. pH neutral and acid-free canvases will not yellow over time. All this is to give you a quality product constructed to last for many decades.

Fine Art Paper

Paper prints are printed on Premium Archival Smooth Matte Fine Art Paper. The paper supports accurate color reproduction and high-contrast, high-resolution output, and is acid-free for a longer print life with pigment inks. It features a heavyweight (230 gsm), and an instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging.

What size paper print will fit my frame?

Keep in mind the "Size" you select is based on the visible image size. Here are some examples:

You have an 11x14 frame with a mat for an 8x10 photo - you would buy an 8x10 print since that is the size of the image that will be visible inside the mat.
You have an 11x14 frame and do not want the borders visible - you'll buy an 11x14 print and then trim the border to fit.
You have an 11x14 poster frame and you want to display the border with the title of the piece - you would order an 8x10 because it is actually 11x14 with the border.