Mary's Lamb
Vail, CO.
I can still hear the sound of a thousand sheep in the mountain valley as I captured this brave little lamb.
Only the highest quality archival-rated inks and materials are used, resulting in an image that will last generations. All pieces of art are signed, Limited Editions to 250, and popular sizes are listed. For custom sizing, please e-mail for further information.
Each image is printed onto luster photo paper and mounted on an acid-free white mat.
In addition to using archival inks and materials, each canvas is treated with a U.V. and moisture protectant, and stretched over a 1 1/4-1 3/4 in. stretcher bar. Whether hung with or without the premium frame option, the image displays nicely on your wall.
Reclaimed Barn Wood frames are made from siding off old barns in Wisconsin, dating back to the early 1900's. Each piece is custom-made by our framer, Jack Johnson, who resides in Wisconsin. **Barnwood Frames add @ 2-3 1/2 inches to overall image dimensions.
White, solid wood Float Frames are also custom-made by Jack. ** White Float Frames add @ 3 in. to overall dimensions.Please contact tom@tomclementsphotography.com or 715-296-6079 for metal sizes and prices.
All artwork is carefully wrapped, packaged, and/or crated and shipped via UPS or LPL Freight. Orders are shipped within three weeks, and you will receive an e-mail notification, along with tracking information the day of shipping.
**If you would like your artwork earlier, please contact Tom Clements at tom@tomclementsphotography.com or 715-296-6079. Additional expedited shipping charges may apply.
Quality of work matters to me, so each piece of artwork is guaranteed. If you are unsatisfied, or on the rare occasion a piece has been damaged in shipping, I will quickly send another. I will also work with you to arrange an exchange or refund.
**Important note: All images on this site are matched to the original images. However, the color and contrast on your own computer monitor may slightly differ from the original and the shipped product. Monitors are backlit which can slightly change the colors.