Bible Verse Wall Art Print Set of 2 from Mountain Watercolor Painting by Cheryl Casey, Psalm 121 I lift up my eyes to the mountains
$25.00
Bible verse wall art print set of 2 from teal blue mountain watercolor painting by me. Psalm 121:1-2 "I lift up my eyes to the mountains - where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth."
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PRINT DETAILS
• Gicleé print from my original watercolor painting.
• Directly from my studio
• Inspected, signed, and dated by me.
• Printed on heavy, museum quality paper with archival inks.
• UNFRAMED. Frames in photos are for illustration purposes only.
PAPER CHOICE
• Smooth Matte fine art paper, 192 gsm, archival/museum quality
• Watercolor paper, 340 gsm, textured, archival/museum quality
SHIPPING
• Free shipping in the US.
• Packaged in a clear protective sleeve and shipped in rigid protective packaging.
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- Cheryl
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Frequently Asked Questions
Gift wrapping and packaging
Though I do not gift wrap, my packaging is white and nicely done. The larger sizes also use tissue paper and ribbon in my packaging method. Packages marked as a gift do not contain an invoice or receipt.
Larger prints are shipped rolled, how do I flatten mine?
Your local framer will be accustomed to handling rolled prints. If you are framing it yourself, begin unrolling the print on a clean dry surface, placing books as you go. The print should relax enough to sandwich it between the glass/matt and the backer board in a few days.