Titled "Easterly Bound", this is a fine art print reproduction from my original ink and watercolor painting of a stunning sunrise view from the stern of the "Nauti Norwegian", a 61-foot charter fishing vessel located in Ocean City, Maryland. My painting is based on a source photo provided by our good friend Neal Dangello during the 2025 "White Marlin Open" fishing tournament, held annually in Ocean City. The White Marlin Open is world-renowned as the "world's largest and richest billfish tournament", with the 2025 event being the 52nd year the tournament has been held.
Paper prints in 8" x 10", 11" x 14", and 13" x 19" are produced on bright white archival-grade 300gsm acid-free 100% cotton rag paper using premium inks, resulting in stunningly vibrant reproductions of the original painting. 8" x 10" (matted or unmatted) and 11" x 14" prints are shipped flat in a rigid mailer. 13" x 19" prints are rolled and shipped in a protective tube placed inside of a corrugated box. All paper prints ship FREE via USPS Priority or Ground Advantage.
My production partner fulfills my canvas prints, which are fabricated using a high-resolution reproduction of my original painting printed on durable canvas, then hand-stretched onto a solid-wood frame. The result is stunning wall décor that will last for decades. Each canvas includes a pre-installed wire hanger for easy wall mounting and is durably packed for shipment. Note that no exterior frames are included. All canvas prints ship FREE via FedEx Ground directly from my fulfillment partner.
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