Classic & Natural:
Your Matte Photo Canvas Wrapped On A Stretcher Frame
The matte surface of classic canvas gives your photo a lively look with a soft feel. The canvas texture elevates your image’s natural warmth, making it an especially great choice for portraits and still-lifes.
from $69.95
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Matte Canvas On Stretcher Frame
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Matte surface
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Canvas texture with a warm, natural look
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Great for portraits and artistic images
from $84.95
Glossy Canvas On Stretcher Frame
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Glossy surface
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Especially luminous and lively
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For images with lots of contrast and rich colors
from $69.95
Textile Print On Stretcher Frame
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Alternative to traditional photo canvas
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Finely woven fabric
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Glossy, shimmering surface
from $89.95
8-Color, High-Quality Inkjet Printing For Your Matte Photo Canvas
Our photo canvases wrapped on stretcher frames use a premium print valued for its rich, luminous colors. Using a highly advanced, 8-colour Inkjet printing technique, the pictures maintain their brilliance for decades. The inks are encapsulated in resin, which makes the print waterproof and smudge-proof right away.
Solid Wood Stretcher Frames For Durable Canvas Wraps
The canvas print is wrapped on a high-quality stretcher frame. Reinforced corners prevent warping. This makes tightening or refitting the canvas later unnecessary. We only use spruce from sustainable forests.
Mirrored Or Wraparound Edges For Your Matte Canvas
With wraparound edges, the borders of the image extend around the sides. This method is great for images that have a sufficient buffer of image material at the edges. On each side, 1.18 x 1.96 in. (3 - 5 cm) of image (depending on the stretcher frame’s depth) will be wrapped around the frame and will no longer be visible from the front.
Mirrored edges are recommended for pictures that cannot afford to have any part of the picture be less visible. On each side, the outer 1.18 in. (3 cm), 1.96 in. (5 cm), or 2.75 in. (7 cm) (depending on the stretcher frame’s depth) are mirrored and printed at the edges before the canvas is wrapped. By mirroring the outer areas of the picture on the sides of the canvas, be assured your entire photo remains visible from the front.
