The Subsiding of the Waters of the Deluge by Thomas Cole. Oil on canvas, 1820s. Thomas Cole envisioned America as a new start for civilization. The waters from the Great Flood subside, suggesting a peaceful future for the young republic.Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Printed on museum-quality archival paper with a matte finish. Each print is made to order using giclée printing technology, ensuring exceptional color accuracy and longevity.
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Absolutely stunning print quality
The colors are vibrant and true to the original. The paper quality is excellent - you can tell it's museum-grade. Framing was perfect. Will definitely order more!
Perfect gift for art lovers
Ordered this for my wife's birthday and she absolutely loves it. The natural wood frame complements the artwork beautifully. Fast shipping too!
Beautiful piece, minor issue
The print itself is gorgeous and exactly what I expected. Small ding on the frame corner during shipping but customer service is helping me resolve it.
Museum quality for real!
As a former museum curator, I can confirm these prints are exceptional. The color accuracy is impressive and the archival paper will last generations.