Aleta Critchley Art
Bridge over Troubled Water Reproduction print
Bridge over Troubled Water Reproduction print
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Bridge over Troubled Water depicts an apparently serene day at Deception Pass State Park. Above the water all is well, but under the water there are perilous under-toes and strong currents. A reminder that danger and beauty can be side by side, we can choose where and what to focus on.
This 100% cotton rag, acid-free paper offers a velvet surface for accurate, detailed prints. Its radiant white canvas highlights vivid colors, rich blacks, and gentle textures, perfect for lasting art and photo reproduction.
- Weight: 255 gsm, 19 mil
- Texture: Heavily textured
- Brightness/Color: Neutral white
- Finish: Velvet
- Acidity: Acid-free
Gallery Black and Gold frame
- Material: Solid wood
- Face Width: 3″ (0.875″ height)
- Glazing: Optical-Grade Clear Acrylic (in place of traditional glass that is more prone to breaking and damaging the print)
- Print Mounting: Dry-mounted to Foam Core
- Backing: Kraft paper dust cover
- Hanging Hardware: Hanging wire installed
- Colors: Black with Gold frame

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