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Canvas Art
We have two great ways to give you art with the textured look and feel of original canvas paintings – Canvas Transfers and Giclee Canvas. Although the processes are different for each, the result is the same: beautiful works of art with a depth that cannot be achieved on paper.
The deep surface texture of canvas works well framed or unframed, and you can choose from 4 elegant presentations to enhance your canvas art selections: Standard Framed, Deep Floater Framed, Museum Wrap and Deep Museum Wrap. For more information on framing canvas, see Canvas Framing Options. To best enhance the medium, our canvas transfers and giclee are not offered with mats or acrylic panes.
Canvas Transfers
Images are lifted from a paper print, transferred and permanently mounted onto artist-grade canvas. This process seals and preserves the images in acrylic, which gives them the deep and lustrous texture characteristic of oil paintings. Each canvas transfer is individually prepared by hand to your order.
Canvas transfers are available in Standard Frames, Deep Floater Frames, Museum Wraps and Deep Museum Wraps. Stretched and ready to hang, our unframed canvas offers a sleek, contemporary look. Museum wrap images fill the entire flat surface of the canvas and have clean, staple-free, raw canvas sides.
Giclée (printed on) Canvas
The most sophisticated inkjet printing process today, “giclee” literally means “spray” in French. To produce a giclee work, the images from a work of art are digitally captured and precision-sprayed directly onto 100% cotton, artist-grade canvas using highly sophisticated inkjet printers and archival-quality ink. The colors of the inks mix on the surface to create true colors, rather than the dots that the eye has to blend together in a lithograph, creating a result much more like the original painting. Also, compared to traditional lithography, giclee printers use six ink colors, rather than just four. The finished product is a fade-resistant, collector-quality work of art guaranteed to retain its color and detail for over 100 years.
Our exclusive giclee canvas line features thousands of the world’s finest historic and contemporary artwork—from museum masters to modern artists—all elegantly printed and available for custom framing. Our canvas giclee selections are available in Standard Frames, Deep Floater Frames and Museum Wraps. Most giclee are also available in Deep Museum Wraps.
Canvas Framing Options
The deep surface texture of canvas works well framed or unframed, and you can choose from our 4 elegant presentation options below. To best enhance the medium, our canvas transfers and giclee are not offered with mats or acrylic panes.
Standard Framed: Choose from over 80 frames to match your decor
style and price range.
Deep Floater Framed: Frame our stunning, 1 ½” deep canvas using our
elegant new floater frames, available in four beautiful finishes.
Museum Wrap: Unframed, for a sleek, modern look. The unframed canvas
is wrapped around a ¾” stretcher bar to create an elegant ready-to-hang
work of art.
Deep Museum Wrap: Wrapped around impressive 1 ½” stretcher bars for
a beautifully finished, contemporary look without a frame.
Cleaning and Caring for Canvas Art
If cared for properly, a work of canvas art will yield a lifetime of
richly textured beauty and detail. To ensure your canvas art remains as
beautiful as the day you bought it, we recommend the following care and
cleaning tips:
1. Try to hang your canvas art in an area with moderate temperature and
humidity levels. Extreme heat, cold, humidity and temperature fluctuations
may damage your artwork or cause it to warp.
2. Avoid hanging your canvas art in direct sunlight. We use only the highest-quality
fade-resistant inks, but when exposed to direct sunlight they will fade
over time.
3. If you are storing a canvas artwork, take care not to lean the image
against anything — doing so may cause stretching or puckering of the canvas.
4. If you notice a dust buildup on your work of art, you can lightly dust
it with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Electrostatic dust cloths and feather
dusters also work well. You shouldn’t need to dust more than once every
few years.
5. Never, ever use water to clean your canvas artwork. Water droplets may
bead and permanently damage the canvas.
6. Do not use solvents or cleaners of any kind on your canvas art print.
7. When carrying canvas art, it’s best to hold the artwork by the frame
or the outer edge of the stretcher bars. If you loop your fingers under
the stretcher bars, you may inadvertently “stretch” the painting away from
the stretcher.