#3 Utrecht 2 by John Ouwens

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Canvas with a PEFC-certified wooden stretcher frame
Width
Min. 20 cm – max. 250 cm (other side max. 140 cm)
Height
Min. 20 cm – max. 250 cm (other side max. 140 cm)
Custom sizing
Made to measure, in steps of 5 cm
Thickness
Canvas: 2 cm or 4.5 cm
With floater frame: 3.5 cm
Finish
Matte
Sides without floater frame
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Frame optional
Black or white
Hanging
Metal hanging system on the back of the canvas
From 100 cm: 2 hangers
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Variant
Wrap style
Total price
1 659 kr
Art code 162515
#3 Utrecht 2 by John Ouwens
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John Ouwens

Alblasserdam, Netherlands

About ‘#3 Utrecht 2’ by John Ouwens

Lange Nieuwstraat in Utrecht met uitzicht op de Domtoren

Original created by John Ouwens.

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  • Frame made from sustainable wood
  • Durability of at least 10 years
  • Available with shadow gap frame
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John Ouwens
Alblasserdam, Netherlands

Hi, I am John Ouwens. In the late sixties I was born in Rotterdam and after some wanderings I ended up in Kinderdijk, a lovely village in the Alblasserwaard, famous for its windmills and vast polder landscape. About 30 years ago I bought my first SLR camera, the period of regularly going to the development center with my knees buckling to see what results I had shot (and then being proud of the result). About 7.5 years later I got rid of the camera for various reasons, but…

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