Artist words
"The Bermuda Triangle, or the Devil's Sea, is called that because of a region between Florida, Puerto Rico and the Bermuda archipelago in the Caribbean. A place of no good reputation and a mystery that has not yet been unveiled. Many theories have been written, but nothing conclusive. More than 100 ships and planes have disappeared since the end of World War II. But what made this place very famous was when five US Navy planes disappeared without a trace in 1945. The region became so famous that films, TV series and books (and now a work of art 😉) were made. The book "Bermuda Triangle" sold more than 20M copies, suggesting that aliens abducted ships. Among these and other theories, there are the old ones about monsters, storms, tornadoes. And the most recent ones like magnetic fields. But the most acceptable explanation has to do with methane. The release of methane reduces a ship's buoyancy and can sink it. In addition to the risk of sinking, the gas would also cause explosions to reach the atmosphere. Because it is a crude form of cooking gas, methane can ignite with a spark from an engine, sinking like vessels and bringing down planes."
Art description
"The Bermuda Triangle" poster by Jonathan Borba. Dive into the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle with this captivating artwork. Featuring a bold, abstract triangle in deep blue, it evokes the enigmatic waters where countless ships and planes have vanished. Delicate gold accents and shimmering dots add a touch of intrigue, hinting at the secrets lurking beneath the surface. This piece is not just art; it’s a conversation starter, a nod to the legends and theories that surround this infamous region. Perfect for those who appreciate the blend of nature and mystery.
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Gallery Quality Prints – Made in USA
The art is always produced on-demand in gallery quality, with 100% giclée style pigment printing technology on a high-end 250gsm paper, with a silky smooth coating. Water based ink and FSC environmentally certified paper.
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Art Prints
Premium Posters
The Premium Poster is Made in USA – printed with 100% giclée style pigment printing technology, on a high-end 245gsm paper with a silky smooth coating. Representing the art in the best of ways concerning both colour, durability and overall luscious look and feel. Just as the artist intended. The ink is naturally water based and the paper is FSC-certified. Frames bought with Premium posters will be mounted together prior delivery.Free framing service
When you purchase an premium poster and frame in matching sizes, the premium poster and frame will be pre-mounted for you. If you also purchase a matching passepartout, this will be mounted with the print and frame and is also included in our free framing service.
Please note that when a print is mounted to a matching passepartout, we secure it with framing tape, making it difficult to replace the print in the future.
Frames
Inspired by Scandinavian craftsmanship, our painted wooden frames are made of pine with premium plexiglas and feature a slim profile and timeless expression that will beautifully highlight your art prints.
Choose from our wooden frames in dark or light oak, or vibrant colors like black, white, red, yellow, and blue.Turning clips are attached on the back, making it easy to mount any print yourself. Metal hangers allow you to hang it both vertically and horizontally on the wall.
Size Specifications:
Frames are available in all standard sizes: 8" × 12", 12" × 16", 18" × 24", 20" × 28", 24" × 36", 28" × 40" and the measurements refer to the size of prints it fits.
For sizes up to 20" × 28":
Frame width: 0.59"
Frame depth: 0.59"
For sizes up to 28" × 40":
Frame width: 0.78"
Frame depth: 0.78"
Note that there will be a protective foil on both the front-and backside of the glass that needs to be removed for best experience and crystal clear looking glass.
Materials
Solid FSC-certified pine wood crafted with a matte finish. All frames come with acrylic glass for safe shipping and installation.
Canvas Prints
Our amazing Art Canvas Prints finally bring a rich fabric feeling to Art Prints. Printed in gallery quality on a thick, matte 280g art canvas. They absorb colours so well, they create a true colour mirror image. And thanks to that matte finish, you can enjoy your artwork without glare or reflection. Our Canvas Prints are professionally and carefully mounted on a 16 mm thick Nordic pinewood frame. Ready to be hung up on your walls.- Rich texture look and feeling for your art.
- Extra depth to your artwork.
- Wide range of sizes: 8" × 12", 12" × 16", 18" × 24", 20" × 28", 24" × 36", 28" × 40"
- No glass = no glass reflection on your art.
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Delivery time is 10-15* business days to urban areas (*excl.: weekend, holidays).
Free returns – extended until Jan 7
Returns are free, and the return window is extended. You can return your order for free until Jan 7.We produce your Art Prints on-demand, assure the quality and carefully package your prints before sending them to you.
Please note that our Art Print products are handmade on demand and exclusively for you. You'll receive an email with a tracking link as soon as your package is sent from us.
You will find more information at our customer service site.
*Please note that the delivery to rural or remote areas can take up to 16 business days.
Artist words
"The Bermuda Triangle, or the Devil's Sea, is called that because of a region between Florida, Puerto Rico and the Bermuda archipelago in the Caribbean. A place of no good reputation and a mystery that has not yet been unveiled. Many theories have been written, but nothing conclusive. More than 100 ships and planes have disappeared since the end of World War II. But what made this place very famous was when five US Navy planes disappeared without a trace in 1945. The region became so famous that films, TV series and books (and now a work of art 😉) were made. The book "Bermuda Triangle" sold more than 20M copies, suggesting that aliens abducted ships. Among these and other theories, there are the old ones about monsters, storms, tornadoes. And the most recent ones like magnetic fields. But the most acceptable explanation has to do with methane. The release of methane reduces a ship's buoyancy and can sink it. In addition to the risk of sinking, the gas would also cause explosions to reach the atmosphere. Because it is a crude form of cooking gas, methane can ignite with a spark from an engine, sinking like vessels and bringing down planes."
Art description
"The Bermuda Triangle" poster by Jonathan Borba. Dive into the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle with this captivating artwork. Featuring a bold, abstract triangle in deep blue, it evokes the enigmatic waters where countless ships and planes have vanished. Delicate gold accents and shimmering dots add a touch of intrigue, hinting at the secrets lurking beneath the surface. This piece is not just art; it’s a conversation starter, a nod to the legends and theories that surround this infamous region. Perfect for those who appreciate the blend of nature and mystery.
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