What is the limited edition number of the 'Couldnae Catch A Cold' print by Alexander Millar?

The 'Couldnae Catch A Cold' print by Alexander Millar is part of a limited edition, numbered 295, making it a unique collectible piece for art enthusiasts.

What is the significance of the signature on the 'Couldnae Catch A Cold' print by Alexander Millar?

The 'Couldnae Catch A Cold' print is hand signed by Alexander Millar, which authenticates it as a genuine limited edition piece and enhances its value and collectibility.

Is there a certificate of authenticity included with the 'Couldnae Catch A Cold' print by Alexander Millar?

Yes, the limited edition print comes with a certificate of authenticity, verifying its limited status and the signature of Alexander Millar.

What medium is used for the 'Couldnae Catch A Cold' print, and how does it affect the artwork's quality?

The artwork is created using Giclee on paper, a high-quality printing process that ensures vivid colors and fine details, making it a durable and striking piece.

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Couldnae Catch A Cold Paper Print by Alexander Millar

Name: Couldnae Catch A Cold Paper Print by Alexander Millar
Brand: The Acorn Gallery
SKU: AMI0025PP
Price: 595.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Type: Limited Edition Print

Edition: 295

Medium: Giclee On Paper

Image Size: 19" x 15"

Framed Size: 31" x 27"

Signature: Yes, Hand Signed by Alexander Millar

Certificate: Yes

A Few Words From Alex:-

Alexander says "back in the day, we were pretty uptight when it came to demonstrations of affection and companionship - especially so for the working men in our community where a gruff, no-nonsense persona was expected.

Watching football matches, going fishing and playing dominoes were pastimes where, amongst the jokes and good natured teasing, the 'gadgie' could maybe let his guard down a bit, sharing his worries, his hopes and his dreams with his best pals.

This painting conveys the impression I have of working men back then, when the activity was only an excuse for a good old blether with a mate. And the title - it refers to what a poor angler an individual might be!"

Everyone needs a mate - especially when you want to exaggerate the size of fish you caught earlier!

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Couldnae Catch A Cold Paper Print by Alexander Millar