• Extra-Large Gallery Canvas Wrap Print
• Hand-Stretched, Expertly Crafted
• Artist Grade Canvas with Fade-Resistant Inks
• Ready to Hang with Pre-Installed Hardware
• 1.5" Thick Gallery Frame
Enrich your office decor or home with a large canvas wrap. It is designed for easy hanging with pre-installed hardware. Printed with archival inks and wrapped around a 1.5" thick gallery frame, your favorite art will have a timeless and impressive look that fits with any decor.
Photo by Andy Warhol in 1985
The Cologne Cathedral is one of the most famous and iconic buildings in Germany, with its impressive Gothic architecture and intricate details. In 1985, renowned American artist Andy Warhol created a series of silkscreen prints of the cathedral, which have become some of his most famous works. The Cologne Cathedral series by Andy Warhol is a unique interpretation of the iconic landmark, combining his signature pop art style with traditional religious imagery.
Warhol was known for his ability to take everyday objects and transform them into works of art. In the Cologne Cathedral series, he applied this same approach to the grand cathedral, creating a new perspective on the building. The series consists of eight individual prints, each depicting a different view of the cathedral. The prints are bold and vibrant, featuring bright colors and sharp lines. They capture the grandeur of the cathedral while also giving it a contemporary twist.
One of the most striking aspects of the Cologne Cathedral series is the use of color. Warhol used bright, bold colors to create a sense of energy and vibrancy in the prints. The colors he chose are not necessarily realistic, but rather they serve to convey a feeling or emotion. The colors used in the series range from vivid reds and blues to soft pinks and yellows, creating a dynamic and captivating visual experience.
Another interesting aspect of the Cologne Cathedral series is the use of repetition. Warhol was known for his use of repetition in his artwork, and this series is no exception. Each print in the series features multiple images of the cathedral, layered on top of one another. This repetition serves to emphasize the grandeur of the building, while also adding a sense of depth and complexity to the images.
Warhol's use of traditional religious imagery in the Cologne Cathedral series is also noteworthy. While Warhol was not known for creating explicitly religious works, the cathedral prints incorporate traditional religious imagery, such as the cross and the dove. These symbols serve to connect the modern pop art style of the prints with the traditional religious significance of the cathedral.
Overall, the Cologne Cathedral series by Andy Warhol is a unique and captivating interpretation of one of Germany's most iconic landmarks. The bold colors, use of repetition, and incorporation of traditional religious imagery create a series of prints that are both visually stunning and thought-provoking. Warhol's ability to transform the everyday into the extraordinary is on full display in this series.
Andy Warhol was one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, known for his iconic pop art style and innovative use of mass production techniques. He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1928 and studied art and design at Carnegie Mellon University before moving to New York City in the 1950s.
In the 1960s, Warhol began experimenting with screen printing techniques, which allowed him to produce multiple copies of the same image quickly and efficiently. This technique became a hallmark of his work, and he used it to create some of his most famous pieces, including the Campbell's Soup Cans and Marilyn Monroe portraits.
Warhol's art was a commentary on popular culture, and he was interested in exploring the relationship between consumerism, celebrity, and art. He frequently used images from popular culture, such as Coca-Cola bottles and Brillo boxes, in his artwork, and he often depicted celebrities and public figures in his portraits.
Throughout his career, Warhol was also interested in exploring the relationship between art and technology. He was one of the first artists to use computers in his artwork, and he frequently experimented with new technologies and techniques to create his art.
The Cologne Cathedral series by Andy Warhol is a unique example of his ability to combine traditional religious imagery with his pop art style. Although Warhol was not known for creating explicitly religious works, he frequently used religious symbolism in his art, often as a commentary on consumerism and mass culture.
Warhol's legacy continues to influence contemporary art today, and his innovative use of mass production techniques and interest in technology have paved the way for many artists working in a variety of media. His work remains popular and highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts alike.
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Superior Quality, Crafted By Hand
Our gallery quality large canvas wraps are each crafted by hand. They are professional canvas wraps meant to compliment any room. Built to last with precision around a wood frame, each canvas wrap is hand-stapled with care, so they stay firm with tight, clean corners for years to come. You will be able to easily hang your canvas wrap in minutes. Comes complete with a hanging kit at no extra cost.
Our archival inks prevent fading to preserve as much fine detail as possible over time. We use artist grade cotton/polyester canvas materials that are acid-free. These canvas materials are heavyweight for a quality feel.
The optional dust covers are designed for large canvas wraps to be used in high traffic areas or commercial spaces.
Our materials are gallery quality. Canvas prints are built with high quality, UV-resistant, environmentally-friendly, fade-resistant, latex archival inks and artist-grade poly-cotton canvas. Our archival inks prevent fading to preserve as much fine detail as possible over time.
Construction:
Built to last with precision around a 1.5 inch kiln-dried wood frame, a processed pine wood material that has all moisture removed to prevent further damage. Each frame also has extra support inside due to the large size of our canvas prints. Each canvas wrap is then hand-stapled with care to ensure tight corner folds and secure construction so they stay firm with tight, clean corners for years to come.
1.5" Kiln-Dried Framework
Hand Stretched, Tight Edges
Canvas material:
We use artist grade cotton/polyester canvas materials that are acid-free, specifically 65% Polyester and 35% Cotton. Polyester is used in order to preserve the durability, elasticity, and low cost of our products, yet still maintaining the natural, breathable qualities that cotton provides. Our acrylic coating further protects our canvas from damage and staining, keeping the canvas as low-maintenance as possible. Our final finish provides a Matte/Natural White look in order to maintain the neutrality of the base, so that our photos will look their best as they are stretched over the frame.
Our canvas prints are slightly more heavyweight for a quality feel, but it is much lighter than a standard framed painting and less likely to cause damage to the wall. With a medium weight of 320 grams per square meter (GSM) or 9.5 ounces per yard squared (OSY), our canvas is made to be just sturdy enough while still keeping the material light and flexible. There are 470 microns which measures the diameter of the fibers, making it about 7 times thicker than the average human hair! This thickness gives our canvas the durability it needs as well as the unique texture that accompanies canvas.
Clean Corner Fabrication
Printers and Ink
We have the latest HP Latex printers and archival ink to produce consistent and quality results. The inks are environment-friendly and reduce fading for up to 200 years according to HP.
Hanging hardware comes installed on each canvas wrap we fabricate. The type of hanger depends on the size of the art-piece. It may be a sawtooth hanger or a pre-installed cable bracket system for larger canvas wraps (see images below).
If you have chosen the finished back on your traditional canvas, we will cover the back of your canvas with a white dust cover. Installation is as easy as placing 1 or 2 screws/nails into the wall and then laying the cable or hanger over them. Lastly, tilt the canvas wrap until it is level.
Stainless steel cable hangers for larger canvas wraps
Sawtooth hangers for smaller canvas wraps
WhiteClouds is located in Ogden, Utah. All products are manufactured and shipped from our facilities. Various shipping methods will be used depending on the size of the product and the size of the order. Your shipment will be delivered by standard shipping carriers. Smaller packages will be delivered by USPS or FedEx. Larger and oversize packages will be delivered by UPS Freight or LTL carriers (motor cargo). Shipments may be divided up and delivered in multiple packages. When the package has been shipped, you will receive an email from us with tracking information.
For special shipping considerations, please contact us at 385-206-8700 or email at sales@whiteclouds.com
ORDER CANCELLATION: At WhiteClouds, we have a great team that works hard to fabricate and complete your order by hand, with the highest degree of quality. Once you place your order, our team begins the process of creating your unique canvas wrap.
To cancel your order, you must contact us within 24 hours of placing your order by calling 1-385-206-8700 or email us at support@whiteclouds.com.
Any cancellation requests after the 24-hour period will not be accepted.
DAMAGED ITEMS: Even though WhiteClouds takes great care in preparing items for shipment, occasionally there is damage during shipping. If you receive your order and it is damaged or broken, we will gladly replace your items.
If you receive the wrong canvas, we will gladly replace it at no extra cost to you!
Please report the damage within 24 hours of receiving the item(s) by contacting us at 1-385-206-8700 or email us at support@whiteclouds.com and we will send you a replacement.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase so we offer a 30-day money back guarantee. If you don't like your canvas, simply ship it back to us as per our instructions and we will provide you with a full refund.
Contact us at 1-385-206-8700 or email us at support@whiteclouds.com and we will instruct you on how to return your purchase.
Please note that we do not cover the cost of return shipping, it is the responsibility of the customer to cover return shipping costs.
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How long does it take to fabricate a large canvas wrap? Each canvas wrap is carefully crafted by hand and usually takes 1 -3 days.
Can WhiteClouds ship to multiple locations? Yes, there may be additional shipping and handling charges. Please contact us to discuss options.
What is the warranty? Whiteclouds canvas wraps are warranted against defects in material and workmanship for 3 full years from the date of shipment. Misuse, neglect or alteration of product is not covered under this warranty. To view our Return Policy and Satisfaction Guarantee, click here.
What if I want a different size canvas wrap? We can fabricate custom sizes for our canvas wraps. Please look at our fabrication services at https://www.whiteclouds.com, call us at 1-385-206-8700, or email us at sales@whiteclouds.com.
What types of organizations are WhiteClouds customers? We work with customers all over the world in many industries, including many Fortune 500 organizations. See some of our customers here.
Do you have a question we didn‘t answer? Don't hesitate to contact us at 1-385-206-8700 or email us at support@whiteclouds.com.