Gina Kvenlog Calderone Behind the Bench Handpainted Photomontage Signed 33/50
This is a highly collectible, rare limited edition print numbered 33 out of only 50 worldwide (33/50) and hand-signed by the artist in pencil on the lower left matting. Artist: Gina Kvenlog (Phoenix, AZ).
1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT 500 – Classic Sports Car Framed Canvas Photograph
«’1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT 500″by: Brian Kerls Photography Description: A 1967 Ford Mustang GT 500 like the car famously used in the move «Gone in 60 Seconds» as «Eleanor». This black and white image of a beautiful Mustang Shelby GT 500 is available direct from the photographer as a high quality 16″ x 24″framed canvas print With its classic design and vintage black feel this black and white muscle car photo would be perfect for any classic or sports car fan or a great addition to your man-cave. Size: 16″ x 24″ framed canvas print [additional size options are available – contact me for details] Medium: The image is printed by a professional lab on archival quality canvas, hand-stretched over 1.25″ thick wood bars and mounted in a black, wood floating frame. Framed canvas prints arrive ready to hang. See images for an example of the floating frame. Actual print will not contain any watermark shown above. Shipping: Framed canvas print is professionally packaged and shipped via ground transportation within the continental United States at no additional cost. Please inquire about shipping rates outside of the continental United States. Returns: Returns are not accepted Artist: Featured in such magazines as «Outdoor Photographer», «Practical Photography», and “Landscape Photography Magazine”, Brian Kerls is a Colorado photographer who seeks to capture interesting and striking elements of the natural and built landscape. Through his photography he seeks to creates an emotional connection with the viewer and allow them to feel as if they were experiencing these picturesque, and often remote, places and moments in person. While he has traveled worldwide, the spectacular and diverse landscapes of the Western United States are some of his favorite locations, due to their seemingly endless subjects and creative possibilities in varying seasons and conditions. He hopes the photographs you see here convey at least a small sense of the majesty and wonder of these unique and special places and that you enjoy viewing these pictures and images as much as he did capturing them. To see more of his work, please visit briankerlsphotography.com. All photographs are copyrighted by Brian Kerls Photography.