Canvas on frame polar bear the fisherman

Price: €137.00
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A polar bear watches a stream where thousands of salmon attempt to swim upstream. Head lowered, paws and claws brushing the water, it patiently waits for the meal that will help it get through a harsh winter. This canvas on stretcher frame is composed of dominant white tones, enhanced with greys and deep shadows, in a portrait orientation that highlights the animal's posture.

The print is reproduced on satin canvas mounted on a wooden frame, a finish particularly suited to oil paintings that captures the authentic feel of the painter's material. Three sizes are available, from 40x60 to 60x90 up to 80x120, to suit any wall.

Delivered ready to hang, it is a finished product that will find its place in a living room, hallway or holiday home.

  • Dimensions: 40x60, 60x90, 80x120
  • Materials: satin canvas, wood
  • Features: ready to hang
Usually delivered within 4 to 5 weeks +10 days for pickup-point delivery
Reference: 100022667
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Canvas on frame polar bear the fisherman - 40x60
40x60
€137.00
Usually delivered within 4 to 5 weeks +10 days for pickup-point delivery
Out of stock
100022667
Canvas on frame polar bear the fisherman - 60x90
60x90
€238.00
Usually delivered within 4 to 5 weeks +10 days for pickup-point delivery
Out of stock
100022668
Canvas on frame polar bear the fisherman - 80x120
80x120
€396.00
Usually delivered within 4 to 5 weeks +10 days for pickup-point delivery
Out of stock
100022669

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