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Canvas Prints

Gallery-wrapped, painterly finish — the natural home for fine art.

Your image printed on cotton-blend canvas, stretched over a 1.25-inch wooden frame, and gallery-wrapped on the sides so the image continues around the edge. Hangs ready to mount on a recessed wire — no frame required, though a floater frame is optional. The matte finish reads softer than glass and lets brushwork and texture come through with a kind of materiality you can't get from a flat print. It's why we recommend canvas first for paintings: Van Gogh, Monet, Klimt all sit naturally on this surface.

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Gallery-wrapped canvas print of a classical painting hanging on a softly lit interior wall

What you get

  • 1.25-inch gallery wrap, ready to hang
  • Cotton-blend canvas, matte finish — no glare
  • Optional floater frame: black, white, or natural wood
  • Available sizes from 8×10 to 24×36 inches
  • Printed in Los Angeles, shipped in 5–7 business days

Use the live configurator to test this finish in real time before checkout. If you are choosing for a room, canvas is ideal when you want gallery-wrapped, painterly finish — the natural home for fine art with gift-ready presentation and confident sizing.

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Frequently asked

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Do canvas prints come framed?
Unframed canvas (gallery wrap) is the standard. A floater frame in black, white, or natural wood is available as an optional upgrade in the configurator — it surrounds the canvas with a small reveal gap that emphasises the wrap edge.
What's the canvas like up close?
It's a heavyweight cotton-poly blend with a fine texture. The matte finish is non-glare and forgiving under living-room and gallery lighting; it doesn't bounce light back at the viewer the way a glass-fronted frame can.
Can I hang it in a bathroom or kitchen?
Canvas tolerates humidity better than paper but isn't waterproof — it'll do fine in a typical kitchen, but we'd recommend metal or acrylic for high-moisture spots like above a tub or shower.

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