Olivia Serrill Art
Oregon City, Oregon — Stretched Canvas Print
Oregon City, Oregon — Stretched Canvas Print
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This piece is based on a 2022 satellite image (shown below).
Stretched canvas prints are printed on archival canvas with mirrored wrapped edges on 1.5" deep stretcher bars. Canvases ship ready-to-hang with wire hanger installed, and look great with or without a frame.
Classic stretched canvas prints are unsigned with a satin, semi-gloss finish. Please allow 1-3 weeks for delivery.
Embellished stretched canvas prints feature hand-painted embellishments on the surface and sides of the printed canvas, mimicking the look and feel of an original painting. Hand-painted brushstrokes are added to the print by Olivia with acrylic paint, adding customized dimension and texture. Embellished prints are finished with a matte varnish, and signed on the front and back of the canvas. Please allow 3-6 weeks for delivery.
Prints are sold unframed.
Oregon City, Oregon, 2022
Oil on canvas
24"W x 30"H
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Shipping
Prints will be packaged carefully and shipped promptly.
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Returns
No returns or exchanges please. If there is a problem with your order, please email me at oserrill@gmail.com.
Oregon City, Oregon
Oregon City is where I grew up. My parents still live right across from my old elementary school. The best part of living in Oregon City is the view from the promenade in Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter, and every fast food restaurant you could ever need. ;) Which leads me to the worst part of living in Oregon City: very few great restaurants.
However in recent years, that’s been changing. New places seem to pop up every month as Oregon City transitions into a more “hip” place to live. In my opinion, Oregon City has always been cool. It’s the end of the Oregon Trail, the site of the 2nd largest waterfall in North America, home to the weirdest paper mill ever, and it even has it’s own public elevator.
Reference image shown in inset.