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Print Fundraising Program
How it works
The participating organization in conjunction with artist, Amy Chrisman, decide on an image they would like to have represented on a print. A building portrait or scene related to the organization would be a suggested image subject. After the artist takes numerous study photos and creates a sketch, she presents it to the organization for approval to proceed in creating the painting.
Once the painting is finished, a limited number of giclee prints of the painting are created.
There are two ways the organization raises money from the sale of prints:
1) The organization purchases a minimum number of prints from the artist to sell at a profit to its members and the public.
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2) The artist sells additional prints independently of the organization with a percentage of the sales going back to the organization.
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Product Description
A fine-art giclee print of an original watercolor painting by artist, Amy Chrisman. The prints are available in two sizes: 12" x 16" and 18" x 24". On the bottom border of the print will be a "seal of distinction" that will denote the print as being part of the Vermilion County Landmarks series of prints. Text will also include the name of the scene, and the location of where it is located. Prints will be reproduced on acid free, textured watercolor paper. For added protection and professional presentation, the prints will be placed within a clear archival envelope, with an acid-free foam core backing. Each print will be signed and numbered by the artist. Included with each print will be a history of the landmark, an embossed sealed Certificate of Authenticity, Care Instructions, and a 20% discount on professional framing from Resh and Images Frame shops.
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