Anthony's Nose on Lake George - Adirondack Framed Photo Art Picture Print

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Matted and Framed Print:		Anthony's Nose on Lake George
Mounted, Matted, Framed and Ready-To-Hang 10"x20" Outside Dimensions
Price:		$54.50

Shipping:		USPS Priority Mail (3-5 days)
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Anthony's Nose on Lake George

Brand new, original photograph by John Gates

"Anthony's Nose" on Lake George.

Matte Color: Williamsburg Green

Mounted, Matted, Framed Ready-to-Hang - 10" X 20" Outside Dimensions

Item Description:

Museum quality photographic print
Fuji Crystal Archive Paper - 75 year Archivability Rating
Solid Hardwood Frame - Medium Oak Finish
Professionally Framed with Crystal Clear Glass
Crescent or Bainbridge matboard with decorative "V-Groove"
Permanently mounted, matted, framed and ready-to-hang
10" X 20" Outside Dimensions

Shipping Policy:

Item will be shipped USPS Priority Mail (3-5 Days)
Shipping Terms: FOB Mayfield, NY

Adirondack Prints Incorporated offers prints and framed prints from throughout the Adirondack Park, featuring the award winning photography of John Gates.

At over six million acres, upstate New York's Adirondack Park is the largest park in the continental 48 states. About three million acres within the park are designated as "Forever Wild" wilderness areas.

Several years ago, photographer John Gates started offering his unique Adirondack pictures under the Adirondack Prints brand.

The sheer size of the Adirondack Park (larger than the State of Vermont), with about 100 peaks over 1,200 feet and over 2,000 lakes, provides a limitless supply of picture opportunities for anyone who loves photographing the great outdoors.

Mr. Gates's pictures are very popular at gift shops, galleries, and art shows, and have won numerous awards. While his style and technique are always evolving, the diversity of his subjects continues. In his own words, "The opportunities for fine art photography are infinite. The pictures are always there, all around us, every day. The biggest challenge is to slow down our lives, our brains, enough to see the beautiful pictures that are right in front us."

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