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Aluminum Print

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      $74.9

      This numbered edition Aluminum Print, designed by Early Kirky, comes with a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity. Printed on a .045” thick aluminum sheet, this print is crisp, high gloss, lightweight, and water resistant. It comes with a proprietary 1/2" aluminum shadow mount allowing for easy installation.

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      About this Artwork

      A landscape illustration of the highest point in the Rocky Mountains, and the highest point in Colorado, Mount Elbert. This mountain is drawn as black and white line art and is contrasted against a green watercolor sky.

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      • " Excellent quality and a wonderful addition to my art collection! "Benny’S Mom
      • " Great quality in materials and colours. Very happy with my purchase. Artwork is even more terrific than I expected. "Toni
      • " Looks pretty much exactly as it does in the pictures online. Smooth finish - lots of people comment on the quality when they see it. "Rohan
      • " I purchased two aluminums by Nancy Macgregor and they look perfect on my wall. Lovely quality with a soft patina finish to offset glare. "Islandgal