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Bow Stem To Keel - 19th c. Barque
The variety of woods at the junction of keel, bow stem, starboard strake and hull planking is planned and intentional. Each wood - live oak, black locust and white oak - contributes specific advantages to the shipwright for whom each vessel is purpose-built. Wear and tear of centuries at sea deliver this abstract of color and texture.
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30 Day Total Satisfaction Guarantee – If you are not satisfied with your purchase of a Mark Roger Bailey limited edition artwork for any reason, you may return it within 30 days of your purchase date for a full refund. Please return it to an address we will provide you. Return shipping and insurance for the value of your purchase is your responsibility. We recommend that you ship via ground service with a tracking number. We cannot be responsible for lost packages. When we receive the artwork in as new condition, a full refund will be credited to your account. If your open edition artwork arrives damaged, please send a photo of the damaged artwork upon arrival via the Contact form so that we can replace it promptly for you.
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Paper - I use only certified archivable genuine Hahnemuhle and Canson Infinity fine art papers for my limited edition prints. These are guaranteed long-lasting fine art papers that provide true-to detail museum and gallery-quality prints. Hahnemuhle and Canson are also leaders in sustainability. Inks – I use Epson Ultrachrome K3 Ink because it produces archival prints that possess excellent color fidelity and scratch resistance while providing consistently stable color and tonal values for up to 100 years without fading when properly framed, exhibited and stored.
