Stallion Art Print by Splendus
Stallion Art Print by Splendus
A horse stands in profile against a green field and a changing sky in Stallion. The clear silhouette gives the subject presence, while the wider landscape keeps the image from feeling like a formal animal portrait. It brings an equestrian note to a study, sitting room, or entrance, especially alongside brown furniture and woven textures, without requiring an entirely sporting scheme.
“I like the balance between the horse and the open field. It gives an equestrian subject room to breathe and keeps it easy to live with beyond a study.”
-Mrs. Mayfair
PRODUCT DETAILS
Material & Finish: Smooth paper: neutral-white, smooth matte, 100% cotton.
Rag paper: warm-white, lightly textured, 100% cotton.
Hahnemühle Torchon paper: 285 gsm, textured, 100% alpha-cellulose.
Canvas Options: Canvas options include rolled canvas, supplied unstretched, and stretched canvas in the listed configurations.
Framing: Choose from the available framed or unframed configurations. A frame is included only when a framed option is selected.
CARE & OWNERSHIP
Choose a spot away from direct sunlight, damp walls, and strong changes in heat or humidity, so the print can be enjoyed for years to come. Handle unframed paper by its edges with clean, dry hands, and have it framed behind suitable glazing before display. Keep moisture and cleaning products away from the printed surface. For canvas, lift away settled dust with a clean, soft, dry brush; avoid rubbing the surface or using liquid cleaners. Dust the frame gently with a soft, dry cloth. Where glazing is present, keep cleaner on the cloth rather than spraying it towards the artwork.
MAKER / HERITAGE
Splendus is an artist-led studio that brings together original work and a curated collection of art from different periods. Its fine-art reproductions use giclée printing and archival media, with a choice of papers and framing treatments across the collection. The result offers a way to collect images for their character and their place in a home, from a single small drawing to a generous landscape.