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PRINT - Sir Foster and Lady Nelaine

PRINT - Sir Foster and Lady Nelaine

Description

Sir Foster, one of the great heroes in the Arthurian legend, left his castle in Cardueil, with only a sword, lance and shield. Travelling through the forest, he soon became lost when the light began to fade. In the clearing near the road, he noticed a beautiful maiden. He exchanged greetings with Lady Nelaine, who offered him the hospitality of her castle if he would accompany her through the woods in the darkness.

Size: This is a 10.125" x 5.1875 reproduction printed on 8.5" x 11" paper. Printed on Kodak Premium Photo Paper with archival inks. Thickness: 53 lbs. Finish: Matte.

Signed and dated by the artist. Your artwork will be handled with care and will be sealed in a cello sleeve and shipped in a rigid cardboard mailer to avoid damage to the art while in shipment.

Please note that this print is NOT framed. I've included a photo that shows what the print might look like in an ornate frame, but the frame is not included in this listing. There are no white borders on the print. The 'imwithsully' watermark is not on the actual print.

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Please note: this artwork is copyright protected, so the buyer is not entitled to reproduction rights. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION: All images and other content ©Copyright 2009 Kimberly Coles. All rights reserved by artist. Buyer is not purchasing the rights to the image. Any and all publishing and reproduction rights are reserved solely by the artist. This image is not to be re-distributed, copied, imitated, or misappropriated in any way. If you are in any way unsure of the legal rights retained by the artist following the sale of the work, or are purchasing this artwork with the intention of re-selling this work please reference the Visual Artists Rights Act.

Added on Oct 25, 2009