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White Sands Prints offers the highest quality giclee prints from the latest technology in canvas printing. We are offering to you high quality canvas giclee prints at great prices. They ship rolled up in a sturdy tube unassembled. It's a great do it yourself project. Ships with the canvas printed to the size (may edit size slightly to keep picture proportions) in the titleYou need a heavy duty staple gun. NOTE: Size shown in title is the printed image size; because you are building a gallery wrap canvas some of the image (about 1 inch on each side) will wrap around the edges so be aware of that when purchasing. We love to bring walls alive by bringing art into your home and office. Please note these canvas prints are from some very old paintings that may have cracks and folds in them that you cannot see on a computer monitor so, best rule of thumb is to purchase smaller canvas prints when viewing at close distance and purchase larger prints when viewing distance is farther away. Example: 11x14 canvas should be viewed from 3 feet, 16x20 canvas should be viewed from 5 feet, 20x30 canvas should be viewed from 8 feet. If you are looking for these images to print off in HD quality they will not, (these are scanned images we print from very old paintings). A sampling of our images and artists are Abstract & Cubism, Ansel Adams Photography, Audubon-Birds of America, Albert Bierstadt, Alma-Tadema, Art Nouveau, Wm. Bouguereau, Cassatt & Morisot, Paul Cezanne, Jesus Christ in Art, Edgar Degas, Expressionism, Paul Gauguin, Hudson River, Impressionism, Japanese Art, Klimt & Expressionism, Modigliani, Monet, Manet, Old Masters, Photography, Pre Raphaelites, Rembrandt, Renaissance Art, Pierre Renoir, Sisley & Pissarro, Still Lifes, Symbolism Art, Toulouse-Lautrec, James Tissot, Joseph Mallord Turner, Van Gogh Volumes, Vermeer, Vintage Art Nouveau Poster Images, Vintage French Poster Images, Vintage Illustrated Poster Images, Whistler Oil Painting Images.
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White Sands Prints offers the highest quality giclee prints from the latest technology in canvas printing. We are offering to you high quality canvas giclee prints at great prices. They ship fully assembled ready to hang on the wall. We use standard 3/4 inch stretcher bars. NOTE: Size shown in title is the framed size; because it is a gallery wrap some of the image (about 1 inch on each side) will wrap around the edges so be aware of that when purchasing. We love to bring walls alive by bringing art into your home and office. Please note these canvas prints are from some very old paintings that may have cracks and folds in them that you cannot see on a computer monitor so, best rule of thumb is to purchase smaller canvas prints when viewing at close distance and purchase larger prints when viewing distance is farther away. Example: 11x14 canvas should be viewed from 3 feet, 16x20 canvas should be viewed from 5 feet, 20x30 canvas should be viewed from 8 feet. If you are looking for these images to print off in HD quality they will not, (these are scanned images we print from very old paintings). A sampling of our images and artists are Abstract & Cubism, Ansel Adams Photography, Audubon-Birds of America, Albert Bierstadt, Alma-Tadema, Art Nouveau, Wm. Bouguereau, Cassatt & Morisot, Paul Cezanne, Jesus Christ in Art, Edgar Degas, Expressionism, Paul Gauguin, Hudson River, Impressionism, Japanese Art, Klimt & Expressionism, Modigliani, Monet, Manet, Old Masters, Photography, Pre Raphaelites, Rembrandt, Renaissance Art, Pierre Renoir, Sisley & Pissarro, Still Lifes, Symbolism Art, Toulouse-Lautrec, James Tissot, Joseph Mallord Turner, Van Gogh Volumes, Vermeer, Vintage Art Nouveau Poster Images, Vintage French Poster Images, Vintage Illustrated Poster Images, Whistler Oil Painting Images.
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Some of the world's greatest treasures are hidden away and have not been seen publicly for decades, sometimes for centuries. Others have been destroyed. They are not stolen property. They are simply private property, and no matter their public significance, the public has no claims on them. A capricious owner of Leonardo da Vinci's notebook would be perfectly within his rights to throw it in the fireplace, as James Joyce's grandson did with letters from the author's daughter, or Warren Harding's widow did with her husband's Teapot Dome papers. This is a book about such rights and why they are wrong.Some incidents are famous. A great artist's mural is demolished because the rich man who commissioned it is offended by its political implications. One of America's most famous collections is closed to virtually every notable person in the art world, whose requests for visits produce only a postcard from the owner saying go to Blazes. Scholars who seek access to the Dead Sea Scrolls, monopolized and secreted by a handful of individuals for nearly forty years, are dismissed as slime, fleas, gang-snatchers, and manure, and told, You will not see these things in your lifetime.Playing Darts with a Rembrandt explores abuses of ownership of cultural treasures in a wide range of settings, including material of historic and scientific interest, as well as art and antiquities. It examines the claims made on behalf of the public for preservation, protection, and access to important artifacts, balancing those claims against proprietary and privacy interests, and discusses the proper role of institutions such as museums and libraries that act as repositories. Acknowledging the complexities that sometimes arise (such as the claims of history against the desire of a great figure's family to withhold private letters), Playing Darts with a Rembrandt proposes a new species of qualified ownership: to own an object of great public importance is to become a fortunate, if provisional, trustee, having no right to deprive others who value the objects as much as they do themselves.The fascinating stories that comprise the bulk of the book, ranging from dinosaur excavations and the Dead Sea Scrolls to the fate of presidential papers and the secrets held by the Library of Congress, will be of interest to a wide range of general readers. The extensive discussion of collectors, and their role, should commend the book to those in the art world, as well as to those professionally associated with museums, libraries, and archives. While written in a readable and untechnical way, it should also be of interest to those in the legal community who are interested in the philosophical and theoretical underpinnings of our property system.Sax turns his attention from public rights to conserve land and water to protection of cultural treasures. As always, he sees both sides of the argument and comes to reasoned and wise conclusions, balancing private and public interests. His prose is lucid, and his examples are both instructive and entertaining. An invaluable book for anyone interested in the preservation of our cultural resources. --I. Michael Heyman, Secretary, Smithsonian InstitutionJoseph L. Sax is Professor of Law, University of California, Berkeley. He was formerly the counselor to the Secretary of the Interior and Professor of Law, the University of Michigan Law School.
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