Erhaab
Erhaab
Fine Limited Edition on Paper
Edition of 1880
Each Print is Hand-Numbered and supplied with a numbered Certificate signed by the Master Printer
Image size: 24 x 30 inches (61 x 76 cm) Paper size: 28 x 34 inches (71 x 86.5 cm)
Erhaab is an American-bred and British-trained thoroughbred racehorse sired by Chief's Crown. He was born in 1991 in the United States and was trained in Great Britain. His most celebrated win was the Epsom Derby in 1994, where his turn of foot caught and beat King’s Theatre, and created one of the finest finishes at the Derby. He is remembered on the track for his surge of speed and as a winning favourite in the Derby who snatched victory at the line.
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Framing
Framing
FRAMING (prints on paper): We use a simple classic frame, gold finish over a black ground, approximately 1 3/4 inches (4.4 cm) in width with off-white acid-free mount 2 1/2 to 3 inches (6.5 - 7.5 cm) wide. Pictures are framed under glass and fitted with wire ready for hanging.
For larger pictures that are to be shipped we can use perspex instead of glass for security in transit - we may contact you to discuss this. Frame section shown below:
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FRAMING (prints on canvas): We use a simple classic frame with a gold finish and a white slip next to the canvas, approximately 3 1/2 inches (9 cm) in width. Pictures are framed like an oil painting with no glass and fitted with wire ready for hanging. Frame section shown below:
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Shipping
Shipping
Unframed prints on canvas are supplied unstretched, with a 2 inch white border, rolled and packed in a strong cardboard tube.
All prints are covered in transit by our insurance.
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Photographs and images
Photographs and images
We ensure that images on our site are faithful to the originals but point out that slight colour variation can occur according to the screen on which they are viewed. Image is copyright Felix Rosenstiel's Widow and Son. No reproduction without permission.
