- This stunning wall art is crafted on heavyweight tin metal, 0.40 mil thick, with a matte finish that adds timeless appeal. Durable and high-quality, it reduces glare for optimal viewing from any angle, making it a cherished addition to your decor. Perfect for creating a focal point in any room, this piece is designed to last.
- Our prints use premium UV fade-resistant pigmented inks that ensure lasting vibrancy and durability. These archival-quality inks are designed to resist fading, providing a print permanence duration that keeps your artwork looking as stunning as the day it was printed. Ideal for preserving the beauty and integrity of your fine art prints, these inks are perfect for collectors and enthusiasts who value long-lasting quality in their art pieces.
- This artwork comes with four pre-drilled holes, making mounting effortless. Additionally, the design features hazard-free rounded edges for enhanced safety, ensuring a smooth and worry-free installation experience. Perfect for quickly and safely adding a touch of elegance to any space without the hassle of complicated mounting procedures.
- Print Size: 8 x 12 inches (20 x 31 cm) Overall Size - This versatile size is perfect for framing, fitting seamlessly into standard frames, and enhancing the beauty of any space, whether at home, in the office, or in a gallery setting. The dimensions offer a balanced proportion, making it an excellent choice for both portrait and landscape orientations.
- Each print is carefully crafted on demand and then meticulously packaged in sturdy cardboard mailers or tubes to ensure it arrives in perfect condition, ready to display.
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- ABOUT THE ARTIST -
Stanley "Stan" Dudek - Stanley 'Stan' Dudek (1917 -2006) He was born April 15, 1917 in Poland. Stanley was an officer for the Polish Air Force when he became a POW in Russia during WWII. Once freed, he served as a Captain of the Polish contingent of the Royal Air Force piloting his beloved de Havilands Mosquitos. After his discharge in 1949, Stan graduated from the London Borough Polytechnic majoring in Fine Arts and Graphics and began their family with the births of Elizabeth and Michael. In 1954 the family came to Chicago where Stanley spent ten years as designer and art director in the graphics art field. His family grew with the births of Teresa, Marianne and Chrystopher. 1965 Stan left the graphics field to become a master in the fine are of watercolor. He earned countless awards and recognition at art exhibits throughout the U.S. His paintings have been included in several collections including Borg-Warner, Union League Club, Johnson & Johnson, DuPage Library System, Sears Roebuck, International Harvester and DuPage County Complex. His works include travel posters for United Airlines and cards for the American Artist Group. Stanley was a member of the Midwest Watercolor Society (TWSA), Watercolor USA, Polish Arts Club of Chicago, DuPage Art League, Polish Air Force Veterans Assoc. of Chicago, Loyal Order of Moose and an Honorary Member of the Union League. During his last years Stanley resided at the DuPage Convalescent Center in Wheaton where so many dedicated people made this his second home.
