First up are two prints of paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
These are "The Triumph of Death" and "Netherlandish Proverbs" (links go to Wikipedia pages for each of the original paintings).
At roughly 23x33 or so inches, these are printed approximately half the size of the original paintings. They are printed from very high resolution images on archival quality cotton rag paper. I've done a bit of editing on each to remove little white spots that were probably from camera flash reflecting off the varnished surface of the originals, and take out some of the cracks and other blemishes that occurred on the originals over time (more so on the Triumph of Death). These prints were then laminated onto masonite hardboard, with a semi-gloss plastic film over them that sort of emulates the gloss of a varnished painting, also the film is protective against 99% of UV light to keep these from fading for a very long time. The overall effect I was going for was more faux painting than an art-print poster. They can be framed, but come ready to hang with hanging hardware on the back.
Please forgive my low quality cell phone pictures of these, but I feel a picture of the actual product is better than no picture (and details can be seen through the Wikipedia links above).
Triumph of Death: $275
Netherlandish Proverbs: $275
