SUNSET VIEW OVER FLORENCE
Experience the romantic allure of Florence with this print capturing a breathtaking sunset over the Arno River, adorned with the iconic bridges that define the city's skyline. Whether you've strolled along the banks of the Arno or dream of experiencing its magical energy, this print transports you to the heart of this iconic Italian city, where every sunset paints a picture of sublime beauty and serenity.
Experience the romantic allure of Florence with this print capturing a breathtaking sunset over the Arno River, adorned with the iconic bridges that define the city's skyline. Whether you've strolled along the banks of the Arno or dream of experiencing its magical energy, this print transports you to the heart of this iconic Italian city, where every sunset paints a picture of sublime beauty and serenity.
Experience the romantic allure of Florence with this print capturing a breathtaking sunset over the Arno River, adorned with the iconic bridges that define the city's skyline. Whether you've strolled along the banks of the Arno or dream of experiencing its magical energy, this print transports you to the heart of this iconic Italian city, where every sunset paints a picture of sublime beauty and serenity.
ONLY THE BEST MATERIALS.
Our prints:
Each print is carefully crafted on 320 gsm of 100% Cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag® paper. This natural white paper boasts a pure cotton texture and features an inkjet coating specially optimized for fine art prints.
Our frames:
Wood materials: Our picture frames are made in Germany from FSC®-certified wood. The wood comes from sustainably managed forests that meet the Forest Stewardship Council's criteria. The oak frames are made of solid wood from FSC®-certified sources with an oak veneer.
Glass materials: The frame windows are made of edge-ground float glass with a UV filter of approx 45%, apart from the A1 size, which is high-quality 3mm clear acrylic to prevent damage during transit. The frames also have an acid-free insert and a sturdy rear panel.
