In The Canoe art print by Philip R Goodwin.   Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.

The Law Of The Wilderness art print by Philip R Goodwin.   Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.

The Surprise Party art print by Philip R Goodwin.   Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.

We went into the vault of old issues and picked our 50 favorite covers from the early years of the magazine

Lijst - Poster - De steenkloppers - schilderij van Gustave Courbet - Fotolijst Deze mooie poster past goed in de woon- of slaapkamer! Productkenmerken De poster is van hoge kwaliteit fotopapier en heeft heldere kleuren De zwarte fotolijst is voorzien van plexiglas De zwarte fotolijst is gemaakt van kunststof en bevat lichte houtstructuur Wanddecoratie geschikt voor uw: slaapkamer, woonkamer, kinderkamer, kantoor, hal, keuken en iedere andere kamer in uw huis of bedrijfspand Poster in zwarte lijst met witte passe-partout Deze foto met lijst is van de beste kwaliteit tegen een scherpe prijs. Al onze lijsten zijn van kunststof gemaakt en voorzien van plexiglas. Plexiglas is stevig en reflecteert nauwelijks in zon of ander licht. Dit zorgt ervoor dat uw ingelijste afbeelding er nog mooier uitziet, wanneer deze gemonteerd is en is geplaatst op een tafel of tegen de muur. Bovendien is de houtstructuur in al onze fotolijsten terug te zien. Dit zorgt ervoor dat de lijsten klassiek en tijdloos zijn, waardoor ze nooit uit de mode raken. De door u gekozen afbeelding is in de hoogste resolutie afgedrukt op hoogwaardig fotopapier, dit garandeert een superscherpe poster met heldere kleuren. De posters in lijst zijn in meerdere formaten beschikbaar, van klein (20x30 cm) tot groot (80x120 cm). Deze fotolijst bevat een witte passe-partout. Voor fotolijsten zonder passe-partout bent u bij ons uiteraard ook aan het goede adres. Handleiding voor het inlijsten: Achterkant van de lijst verwijderen, door de haakjes open te trekken Beschermglas er uit halen en aan beide kanten het folie verwijderen Beschermglas terugplaatsen Poster plaatsen (Let op! kijk goed wat de bovenzijde van de posters is i.v.m. het ophangsysteem) Achterkant terug in de fotolijst plaatsen Alle haakjes sluiten De fotolijst is klaar om op te hangen! Uitgebreide collectie Naast deze foto met zwarte lijst kunt u elke afbeelding uit onze collectie bestellen op een textielposter, tuinposter, poster, hout, fotobehang, aluminium, plexiglas, als foto lamp en op canvas. Typ het onderwerp van uw keuze, de gewenste materiaalsoort in en de kans is groot dat u vindt wat u zoekt. PosterMonkey beschikt over een uitgebreide collectie van duizenden prachtige afbeeldingen van duizenden verschillende onderwerpen, variërend van vogels en spreuken tot steden en landschappen. Over de afbeelding Je interieur is pas compleet met deze unieke klassieker aan je muur. Dit kunstwerk van de beroemde oude meester Gustave Courbet verrijkt elk interieur. Dankzij deze fraaie weergave van het schilderij 'De steenkloppers' krijgt de uitstraling van je interieur een boost.

Roughly 25,000 years ago, in a series of deep caves in Spain and France, a number of forever nameless Cro-Magnon geniuses gave us our first works of art. Working by lamplight in otherwise total darkness, they produced images so breathtaking that for many years after their discovery in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many paleontologists thought they were modern fakes. And what was the first thing that man chose to depict at the very dawn of civilization? It was hunting. Wild bulls, bears, reindeer, and all the other creatures upon which early man depended were rendered in colors that are still vibrant today. The question is, why? What compelled them to do this? One theory holds that the paintings were a form of magic. The Cro-Magnons might have believed that if you could capture an animal's image, you could control the actual animal and thereby make your struggle for survival a little less desperate. We no longer live in caves, but the need to hunt is still hardwired into us, and it is from this ancient urge that the covers you see here derive their visceral power. Is there anyone reading this who has not looked at a monster-buck cover and imagined himself putting the crosshairs on that animal? Or looked at a snarling grizzly cover and not felt the hair on his neck rise just a little? What was magic to the Cro-Magnons is still magic to us.

We went into the vault of old issues and picked our 50 favorite covers from the early years of the magazine

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Roughly 25,000 years ago, in a series of deep caves in Spain and France, a number of forever nameless Cro-Magnon geniuses gave us our first works of art. Working by lamplight in otherwise total darkness, they produced images so breathtaking that for many years after their discovery in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many paleontologists thought they were modern fakes. And what was the first thing that man chose to depict at the very dawn of civilization? It was hunting. Wild bulls, bears, reindeer, and all the other creatures upon which early man depended were rendered in colors that are still vibrant today. The question is, why? What compelled them to do this? One theory holds that the paintings were a form of magic. The Cro-Magnons might have believed that if you could capture an animal's image, you could control the actual animal and thereby make your struggle for survival a little less desperate. We no longer live in caves, but the need to hunt is still hardwired into us, and it is from this ancient urge that the covers you see here derive their visceral power. Is there anyone reading this who has not looked at a monster-buck cover and imagined himself putting the crosshairs on that animal? Or looked at a snarling grizzly cover and not felt the hair on his neck rise just a little? What was magic to the Cro-Magnons is still magic to us.