Fine Art Print: March on the Colors
Fine Art Print: March on the Colors
March On the Colors (Originally 9”x12”)
Parade season is a busy one on the Yard. Despite looking almost as good as West Point parades to spectators, midshipmen in ranks know the truth. Clicking rifles, locking knees, and alternative ditties are small acts of rebellion that midshipmen perform outside of most visitors' awareness.
This print is part of the exhibit at the USNA Museum titled, “A Midshipman’s Journey.” The exhibit features a curated selection of paintings that tell the story of the Naval Academy through moments, big and small.
Please note the image has been blurred slightly for the internet display and copyright. Your print will be crisp and beautiful!
About Fine Art Prints
Giclee prints are a form of art reproduction commonly used today for high-quality fine art prints. When taken care of (not placed in direct sunlight or in especially humid environments), they can last up to 200 years.
**** All prints are made to order and will be ready to ship in 3-8 business days***
Paper Prints
Perfect for building a gallery wall! Paper prints need to be framed.
Paper will be the selected size, and there will be a 1/8” white inner border to help with matting if desired. You can frame either to the size of the paper, or have your print matted for more presence.
Canvas Prints
All prints are giclee canvas print with a matte finish on rolled or stretched canvas.
Rolled canvas is great if you love the texture of an original painting. It needs to be framed (with or without glass!)
If you’d like to receive your print ready to hang, stretched canvas is the way to go! Stretched canvas can be framed in a floater style frame, but doesn’t have to be. Edges will be black and can be 3/4” or 1.5” deep (if you aren’t sure what to do, I’d recommend 1.5”. It adds a nice depth for any size canvas!).
Framing
Frames are not currently being sold in this shop, but rolled canvases can easily be framed by any ready-made or custom made frames. You can frame stretched canvas as well, but you don’t have to.
