Watering the Garden

150.00 ₪

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Location: Udim
Year: 1956
Negative: 28036
Photographer: Rudi Weissenstein
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Fine Art Premium photo paper

Our photos are printed on archival Fine Art Premium paper with matte finish, made by the world renowned paper manufacturer Hahnemühle.
This item is a high-resolution, high-quality reproduction individually printed on a special large format printer.

This beautiful digital reproduction is virtually unparalleled in quality and range of color. The paper has a standard mark of 70 years that guarantees that the colors and pigment of the print will be kept in their original quality even after a few decades. Each print undergoes strict quality control by our team before it is packaged in a designated package.

FRAMES

These contemporary custom made frames are hand crafted by expert framers using the finest materials in the market.
Wood profile - Meticulously selected, made from non-endangered trees and carefully stored with attention to the delicacy of these natural materials.
Matte finish Aluminum profile - A high tech metal that combines two benefits: lightness and strength. The unique manufacturing process enhances the natural texture of the aluminum and creates subtle and sophisticated appeal.
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Width: 1/2.5 cm | 0.4/1 inch
Matting width: 5 cm | 2 inch

DIBOND

A clean and minimalist finish for a modern feel.
In this process our Fine Art Prints are mounted on a 3 mm-thick board made of three layers: Two white-coated aluminum plates enclosed on a black polyethylene core. With an internal back frame, distancing the picture from the wall, it receives the effect of floating on the wall. Aluminum Dibond is a low weight finish, making it a perfect solution for large-format pictures for your home or office.

PLEXIGLASS

An upper layer of acrylic glass added to our Dibond finish giving it a prestigious look. Mounting the photo under 2 mm (1/16") of acrylic glass enhances the characteristics and adds a clear sense of depth to the photos. The plexiglass has a glossy effect which can be enhanced when located near a window or lighting.