This is a fine art print of the original artwork Sharks! which was painted by Beau Wylie in his Newcastle Studio.

• FINE ART PRINT
• ARCHIVAL PIGMENT INKS
• 320GSM ARCHIVAL COTTON RAG PAPER
  
• DESIGNED AND MADE IN AUSTRALIA
• CAREFULLY PACKAGED FOR SAFE TRANSIT
• HAND SIGNED AND TITLED BY BEAU WYLIE
• SIGNED CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY

Print Sizes:

• A5: 210mm x 148mm
• A4: 297mm x 210mm
• A3: 420mm x 297mm
• A2: 594mm x 420mm
• A1: 841mm x 594mm - allow 3 additional days for production
• A0: 1188mm x 841mm - allow 3 additional days for production

For ease of framing I print on standard paper sizes for which frames of the corresponding size are easy to find, so you can just pop your artwork straight into a frame without the need for mount boards or paper trimming. 

Border:

These prints include a white border around the artwork which allows an appealing breathing space between the frame and artwork, and showcases the lovely texture of the cotton rag paper and allows space for the handwritten title and the artists signature below the artwork.

*important note: the print dimensions are inclusive of the white border - e.g an A4 print with border will fit into an A4 sized frame.

Fine Art Printing:

This fine-art reproduction uses premium museum-quality 320gsm matte archival cotton rag and is printed with giclée quality pigment-based inks to ensure the finest detail, stunning colour and age-resistant longevity.

Presentation & Packaging:

• All prints are hand-signed and titled by Beau Wylie
• All prints include a certificate of authenticity and care instructions.
• Smaller prints (A5, A4 & A3) are beautifully packaged with a cardboard backing board in a cello sleeve, then carefully wrapped in tissue paper and posted in a rigid mailer.
• Larger prints (A2, A1 & A0) are carefully rolled with a cello sleeve in tissue paper and posted in a rigid mailing tube.

*Frames pictured are for presentation purposes only and are not included with the print purchase.

**All artworks and concepts are Beau Wylie originals, and the artist's moral rights are asserted.