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The Fighting 'Téméraire' tugged to her last Berth to be broken up

$177.99 USD
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SIZE (H X W): 15 x 20 in (38.1 x 50.8 cm)
FRAME: DIY Framed Kit
FRAME COLOR: Modern Gold
Ask our team about available frame colors.
DIY Frame Kit vs. Framed Painting: What’s the Difference?

When it comes to displaying your beautiful oil painting, you have two fantastic options: the DIY Frame Kit or the Framed Painting. Here’s a simple breakdown to help you choose the perfect one for your space!

1. DIY Frame Kit: Your Creative Touch

  • What It Is: With a DIY Frame Kit, your painting arrives rolled up in a tube. Along with it, you get everything you need to stretch and frame the artwork yourself! Once you receive your kit, it’s time to bring your creative side out and assemble the frame at home.
  • Why Choose It? The DIY option is typically more affordable due to its compact shipping size. This can be a great choice for those looking for a budget-friendly solution.
  • Limitations: Not every painting can be rolled up. Thick layers of oil paint or paintings with 3D texture (think raised brushstrokes) need extra care, and may not fit the rolling process.

2. Framed Painting: Ready to Hang!

  • What It Is: The Pre-Framed Oil Painting arrives ready to hang on your wall! No assembly required – just open the package and find a perfect spot to showcase your new masterpiece.
  • Why Choose It? It’s the ultimate convenience for those who don’t want to lift a finger. Plus, it's all set up for immediate display, giving your home an instant upgrade.

So, What's the Big Difference?

  • DIY Frame Kit: Great for those on a budget or who enjoy a little DIY action! The smaller shipping size also makes it more cost-effective.
  • Framed Painting: Perfect for hassle-free, immediate display. Just hang it up and admire the beauty.

Whether you love a DIY project or want to skip the work and enjoy the artwork immediately, we've got you covered. Choose the option that fits your style and space!
Installation:How to hang canvas on wall

1.Unrolling the Canvas:

  • Carefully remove the canvas from the tube.
  • Lay the canvas flat on a clean surface. You can place it face down on a clean sheet or towel to protect the artwork.

2.Flattening the Canvas:

  • Carefully remove the canvas from the tube.
  • Lay the canvas flat on a clean surface. You can place it face down on a clean sheet or towel to protect the artwork.

3.Stretching the Canvas (Optional but Recommended):

  • For a professional look, you may want to stretch the canvas onto a wooden frame (stretcher bars).
  • You can purchase stretcher bars at an art supply store and follow online tutorials or take the canvas to a professional framer for stretching.
  • Refer to the video tutorials:https://youtu.be/xrN5mwkwd8I

4.Hanging the Canvas:

  • Without Stretching:If you prefer not to stretch the canvas, you can hang it directly by attaching it to the wall with strong adhesive hooks or clips. Make sure the wall and the adhesive are clean and dry.
  • With Stretching:Once the canvas is stretched, you can use picture hooks, nails, or screws to hang it on the wall. Attach hanging hardware to the back of the wooden frame, such as D-rings and wire.
  • Refer to the video tutorials:https://youtu.be/Sv6IhbzOQp0

5.Final Adjustments:

  • Ensure the painting is level and positioned as desired. Adjust the placement as needed.
Note: If you’re unsure about stretching or hanging the canvas, consider taking it to service@arabelart.com for assistance.
Frame description:Choose your frame

If no specific frame is mentioned, the artist will choose an appropriate frame for each painting. Gold and black frames are used most frequently. The reason for using narrow frames is to keep the focus on the painting itself, rather than the frame.

If you prefer to choose your own frame, please note the desired frame in your order.

 Modern Gold

Modern Black

Modern White

 

 
Ver detalles

Joseph Mallord William Turner‘s ‘The 'Fighting Temeraire' tugged to her Last Berth to be broken up, painted between 1838 and 1839 when the artist was at the height of his career, is an atmospheric study of light and empire. After forty years of exhibiting at the Royal Academy in London, Turner was renowned for his studies of the sea and the effects of light, many of which were painted in and around the River Thames or in many of the industrial heartlands of nineteenth century England. This reproduction from life of a ship being towed away for scrap is a highly metaphorical canvas, symbolising the decline and fall of the old British Empire, summed up in its proud naval tradition, as it is rendered unfit for further service. The subject, the 98-gun ship 'Temeraire' played a starring role in Nelson's victory over the French at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Remaining in service until 1838 when it was towed from Sheerness to Rotherhithe to be broken up for scrap, the ‘Temeraire’ represents the decline of Britain's naval power as it travels east towards the sunset. Foregrounding the importance of the vessel Turner painted the ship in a gloriously vivid light, illuminating the rigging and masts while the clouds and surroundings are rendered in thick, layered paint.（replica）

 

ORIENTATIONS: Landscape

MEDIUM: Arabelart

AVAILABILITY: Pre-order

SHIPPING CONDITION: World Free

CUSTOMIZABLE: Choose Size & Frame

MUSEUM: National Gallery, London

ART STYLE: Impressionism

ORIGINAL SIZE: 22 × 16'' (55 × 40 cm)

ARTIST NAME: Joseph Mallord William Turner

Workflow:

• Submit Your Request: Submit the artwork and dimensions you desire. Reference photos or sketches are welcome!

• Place Your Order: We will provide you with a quote and a draft order.

• Creation and Delivery: Once you approve, our artists will begin the painting process. The typical turnaround time for completion is 15 days, followed by a shipping period of 5-10 days.

At Arabelart, we are committed to providing an exceptional customer experience from start to finish. If you have any questions or need assistance, our dedicated customer service team is here to help. We want you to be thrilled with your custom landscape oil painting!

For more details or to submit your customization request, please visit Custom Painting. You can also reach us via email at service@arabelart.com or connect with us on WhatsApp at +1 (281) 258-6830.
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