Nautical Guidance Counselor - Fossil Era Metal Print
by Lin Grosvenor
Product Details
Nautical Guidance Counselor - Fossil Era metal print by Lin Grosvenor. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
Where are we going, and how might we contrive to get there? Quick, grab the CTN (Chief Tool of the Naviguesser). !st star? 2nd star? Crystal Gayle... more
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Artist's Description
Where are we going, and how might we contrive to get there? Quick, grab the CTN (Chief Tool of the Naviguesser). !st star? 2nd star? Crystal Gayle might know.
About Lin Grosvenor
ART FU Itinerant image scavenger/prestidigitizer, with an eye for what pleases me (think: Francesca Bassington's drawing-room)... also perhaps one or two others. Vocation: Photographer errant, sedentary sketch artist, graphics tinkerer, picker, assembler, fool. (for the canonical compendium of commodities, go to www.hsnw.com) Specializing in everything (honest), but favoring Impressionistic Modern (my term), real scenes and whimsy. Eclectic is me. My sole criterion for selection of an image for inclusion here is that I be pleased to share it with others. I make no effort to make any art product appealing to everyone, so, if you think something is not your cup of tea, just meander along through my other offerings. If you find...
$71.00
Gary F Richards
Excellent capture of this iconic instrument! Fl voted
Cynthia Guinn
Nice find! L
Roger Wedegis
Wonderful work! l/f
Lin Grosvenor
Thanks, Barbie. I certainly value comments from an accomplished artist such as you (that would BE you).
Barbie Corbett-Newmin
Thanks for the laughs. Now let's turn on the GPS! Last time I was on a boat that relied on "charting" a course, we hit an unlit buoy off Italy.