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Known as the ‘Mona Lisa of the North’ Johannes Vermeer’s 1665 painting “Girl with a Pearl Earring” has been the source of inspiration for countless imitations, posters, films, and books. Yet for much of its lifetime the painting was an underrated curiosity. When the canvas entered the collection of the Mauritshuis gallery in The Hague in 1902 its dramatic journey truly begun. Unfortunately, following over two centuries of obscurity the painting arrived into the twentieth century in a very poor state of repair, and has suffered from a number of botched restorations ever since. Visible, trailing cracks trickle down the canvas like pulsing veins, lending the work a corporeal yet degenerated look. But it is the deep, intimate gaze of Vermeer’s girl that commands the viewer’s attention
Girl with a Pearl Earring – Canvas Print
From د.ج 3.800,00
Product Description
| Canvas Size sq | 117X117cm, 117X117cm (3T 39X117cm), 60X60cm, 60X60cm (3T 20X60cm), 90X90cm, 90X90cm (3T 30X90cm) |
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Product Details
- Material: 50% cotton/polyester Canvas (glossy or matte).
- Printing: Eco solvent HD prints (1200 dpi).
- Frame: Our Canvas Prints are carefully stretched over a 2.5 cm durable wooden frame.
- Size: Available in multiple sizes to suit your wall space.
- Hanging Hardware: Pre-installed for easy wall mounting.
- Customization: Personalize with your own photos or artwork.
- Packaging: Secure packaging to ensure safe delivery.
Shipping
- Shipping Method: Home or Yalidine Stop Desk (select your preference at checkout)
- Estimated Delivery Time: 1 to 5 days, delivery times vary based on your location and shipping method.
Return Policy
We want you to love your wall frame print. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, please refer to our return policy for information on returns, exchanges, and refunds.
Notes:
- Colors may vary slightly from what you see on your screen due to differences in monitor calibration.
- The frame comes ready to hang, so you can enjoy your new artwork with minimal effort.
