Bourbon Art
Woodford Reserve - 12"x16" Hand-Embellished Gallery-Wrapped Giclee Print on Stretched Canvas
$125.00
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Details12"x16" gallery-wrapped, hand-embellished canvas print of an original mixed-media piece by Katie Wampler. The Woodford Reserve bottle was hand-painted in acrylic, with collaged and painted elements surrounding it.
The bourbon and whiskey series is meant to deconstruct the notion of bourbon as a "masculine" product, by adding floral and other traditionally feminine elements surrounding the bottle.
This print is gallery-wrapped with a one-inch depth, and comes ready to hang on acid-free, archival canvas. The artist then spends an hour hand-embellishing the piece with gold elements to make it look more like the original; this means that every hand-embellished print is unique!
This art would look great alongside a bar cart, next to your own whiskey collection, or in a man (or woman!) cave.
**Please note, due to the hand-embellished nature of the product, there may be slight variations in the product to the one pictured.
All prints are carefully packaged in bubble wrap and shipped in rigid boxes via UPS. -
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