Mountain ridges in the mist canvas

Price: €137.00
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A snow-covered ridge emerges from the mist in the early morning, in pastel tones reminiscent of those landscapes admired before setting off on a climb. The sky unfolds in a gradient of yellow and orange, while the white and grey of the mist hint at peaks in shades of blue and purple. A soothing scene to hang in a living room or bedroom.

This canvas print is printed on a high-quality material, slightly textured. Its micro-texture evokes the grain of a painter's canvas and gives depth to the image, like a genuine painting, without the relief of brushstrokes. The visual, kept in ultra-high definition, is reproduced by a special printer for a crisp, faithful result.

The canvas is securely fixed with staples onto a wooden frame. On the back, one or more hooks make it easy to hang on the wall.

  • Materials: canvas, wood
  • Features: visual stored in ultra-high definition, printed with a special printer, hooks on the back of the canvas for hanging
Usually delivered within 4 to 5 weeks +10 days for pickup-point delivery
Reference: 100027085
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Mountain ridges in the mist canvas - 60x40
60x40
€137.00
Usually delivered within 4 to 5 weeks +10 days for pickup-point delivery
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Mountain ridges in the mist canvas - 90x60
90x60
€238.00
Usually delivered within 4 to 5 weeks +10 days for pickup-point delivery
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Mountain ridges in the mist canvas - 120x80
120x80
€396.00
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Mountain ridges in the mist canvas - 150x100
150x100
€576.00
Usually delivered within 4 to 5 weeks +10 days for pickup-point delivery
Out of stock
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