Cape May sits at the meeting of the East Coast’s main migratory corridors, and Charley Harper’s 2006 poster Migration Mainline—one of his last commissioned works, made for the Cape May Bird Observatory—turns that funnel of warblers, hawks, swallows, shorebirds, and monarchs into clean geometry around the lighthouse. This framed giclée brings that beacon indoors, printed on a cotton-polyester canvas with a proprietary coating for lasting color and detail, set in a pinewood frame of sustainably sourced, Forest Stewardship Council–certified wood. Choose from multiple sizes and four frame colors, in horizontal formats, with sawtooth hanging hardware already attached. Allow for a slight size variance of about 1/8 inch from the canvas process
.: Cotton and polyester canvas composite with a special proprietary coating
.: Pinewood frame
.: Made from sustainably sourced materials
.: Multiple sizes and frame colors to choose from
.: Horizontal option available
.: Sawtooth hanging hardware included
| 24″ x 18″ (Horizontal) | |
|---|---|
| Canvas width, in | 24.00 |
| Canvas height, in | 18.00 |
| Canvas depth, in | 1.25 |
| Frame depth, in | 1.75 |
WILDLIFE DESIGN
NATURE ART
TIMELESS WILDLIFE ART
Timeless Charley Harper wildlife art, crafted for walls, wear, and daily life.