GLACIAL QUILT OIL PAINTING

Canvas Oil Painting: Included
Canvas Roll: Included
Wooden Frame: Not Included

Length x Height of the Painting:

• 23" (58cm) x 35" (89cm)

• 31" (79cm) x 46" (117cm)

• 40" (102cm) x 59" (150cm)

• 47" (119cm) x 71" (180cm)

• 55" (140cm) x 83" (211cm)

We know you’ll love hanging it up on the wall for years to come, and it makes sense to want to keep it looking its best at all times. Please see our recommendations below on how to clean and care for this product to maximize its function and durability: 
 

• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Keep your oil painting out of direct sunlight to prevent fading and discoloration. UV rays can damage the pigments over time.

• Control Humidity and Temperature: Maintain a stable environment with moderate humidity levels (40-60%) and avoid extreme temperatures. Sudden changes can cause the canvas to expand or contract, leading to cracks or warping.

• Dust Regularly: Gently dust the surface of the painting with a soft, dry cloth or a feather duster. Avoid using any cleaning products or water.

• Handle with Care: When moving or handling the painting, always hold it by the frame, not the canvas, to prevent any damage to the artwork or stretching of the canvas.

• Keep Away from Heat Sources: Avoid placing the painting near radiators, fireplaces, or other heat sources that can cause the paint to crack or the canvas to dry out.

• Protect from Physical Damage: Ensure that the painting is hung securely and in a location where it won't be bumped or knocked over. Use proper hanging hardware to support the weight of the artwork.

• Professional Cleaning: If your painting requires cleaning beyond simple dusting, seek the services of a professional art conservator. Do not attempt to clean it yourself with any cleaning products.

• Store Properly: If you need to store the painting, keep it in a cool, dry place. Store it upright and avoid placing anything on top of it to prevent pressure on the canvas.

• Regular Inspections: Periodically inspect the painting for any signs of damage, such as cracks, flaking, or discoloration. Early detection can help address issues before they become more severe.