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Can this painting be framed??

6 years ago

If purchased, we would love to have this framed to put in our hearth room. Would that be possible to frame it?? Our home backs up to a Buffalo sanctuary in Colorado and we have been looking for a Bison Print.

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Theresa Stirling Art Studios
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
morning and thank you! yes!! all my paintings are custom made, of think beeswax layers, oil and fire! super cool! i love the bison so much! do you want to peek at my other bison work at and my etsy shoppe... for other imagery too? happy to do anything you wish, any scale. am currently doing some other custom work for CO homes....

yes, you may create a custom frame to float it- will attach a (wolf) photo of such framing. best not to have the frame touching wax face, sides are fine though as they are stained dark wood. you will love these encaustic paintings... chat soon! can send you other photos of this one installed, and more bison if you drop me a safe email at my website! best, theresa
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Theresa Stirling Art Studios
6 years ago
making sure you got my message? thanks!!
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chrisannejones
Original Author
6 years ago
Yes I did thank you!!!
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Theresa Stirling Art Studios
6 years ago
here it is, unframed and cool!
PRO
Theresa Stirling Art Studios
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
another~ hoping to work with you guys- bison are my fav. animals to paint- they are so shaggy and cool!!

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