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Seafarer - A Cutter in a Strong Breeze by Charles Brooking-Large English Marine Stretched Canvas Art Print-Greens, Whites, Greys, & Beiges It is highly probable that Brooking's father was Charles Brooking (1677-1738) who was recorded as employed by Greenwich Hospital (London) between 1729 & 1736 as a painter & decorator. Charles Brooking senior had earlier been active in Plymouth & Ireland. On 27 November 1732 "Master Charles Brooking" was recorded as an apprentice, one of two taken on by Brooking senior on that date. [Color Tones] With deep sea greens, lots of whites & light greys, beiges, & some browns [Museum Quality] Our giclee artworks are printed on archival quality canvas with UV-resistant artist-grade latex inks. Our latex inks produce odorless prints for indoor display in sensitive environments such as children's rooms, hospitality, & healthcare. [Real Wood Stretchers] We use real, sustainably grown solid American pine 1.5" stretcher bars. We never use particleboard MDF stretcher bars like most of the reproductions made in China [Handcrafted in Texas] At our small family-owned studio in Tomball, Texas we Assemble each work of art by hand by Americans that still care about quality. [Ready to Hang] All art is quickly shipped in a sturdy box so it arrives safely. Mounting hardware is securely attached to the back of the canvas so it's ready to hang Seafarer - A Cutter in A Strong Breeze By Charles Brooking-Large English Marine Stretched Canvas Art Print-Greens, Whites, Greys, & Beiges
