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- Den Beauvais is one of the most prolific and versatile artists in the field of Fantasy/Science Fiction today or in any venue he passionately explores:
- Title: Bridge of Sorrows.
- Paper Size: 11"x14".
- High quality color print on acid-free Premium Pearl Metallic Photo Paper - Specs: 66 lb. 255gsm, 10.4mil with archival inks.**
- Print is NOT signed.
**Our prints are produced on state-of-the-art Epson professional grade printers engineered for the most discriminating professionals providing exceptional professional print quality. Our printers use the most up-to-date ink technology with a high-density form of archival grade pigments which produce an enhanced color gamut. Ink droplets as small as 3.5 picoliters and placed with remarkable accuracy and precision producing gallery-quality prints.
Note: The low resolution scan, shown above, does not capture the high clarity of the actual print.
Note: The watermark text, "escapecollectibles" on the photo does not appear on the actual item.
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So-So Print
Posted by JASON RENERIS on Jul 11th 2021
I've always loved this painting by Denis Beauvais, but I was disappointed to find the print is only ok. From 8 feet away, it looks great on my wall, but get any closer and you can't help but notice that the crispness just isn't there. It's like the image resolution was just too low for an 11x14. Maybe an 8x10 would have looked nice, but the 11x14 is only so-so.
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Amazing art, so-so print
Posted by Jason Reneris on Jul 3rd 2021
I’ve always loved the painting by Denis Beauvais, but I was disappointed to find that the print is only ok. From 8 feet away, it looks great on my wall, but get any closer and you can’t help but notice that the crispness just isn’t there. It’s like the image resolution was just too low for an 11x14 print. Maybe an 8x10 would have looked nice and sharp, but the 11x14 is only so-so.
