Doberman Dog Watercolor Animal Portrait, 16 x 20 Inch Framed Giclée Print | Stupell Industries · By George Dyachenko · Great for pet lovers · Midnight Black frame · Made in USA
Product ID: B07TY2M5S4
Condition: New
Selected Option: Doberman Watercolor Portrait Painting Black 20"L x 16"W
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Product Description
Doberman Dog Watercolor Animal Portrait, 16 x 20 Inch Framed Giclée Print | Stupell Industries · By George Dyachenko · Great for pet lovers · Midnight Black frame · Made in USA
- Pet Portrait Style: Watercolor Doberman artwork with a refined, expressive look - a striking choice for animal lovers and classic home decor.
- Room Ready Decor: Looks great in living room, office, hallway, or entryway - pairs well with contemporary, farmhouse, or inspirational decor.
- Size & Format: Measures 16 x 20 inches as a framed giclée print in a Midnight Black frame, mounted on durable Masonite backing for a polished display.
- Giftable Accent: A thoughtful gift for dog lovers, pet parents, housewarmings, birthdays, or holiday decorating.
- Proudly Made in the USA: Printed in Johnston, Rhode Island, with artwork by George Dyachenko - ready to display from Stupell Industries.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Stupell Industries
Manufacturer
Stupell Industries
PartNumber
pwp-255_fr_16x20
Model
pwp-255_fr_16x20
Color
Doberman Watercolor Portrait Painting
Height
20
Length
16
Weight
4
Width
1.5
Size
20"L x 16"W
NumberOfItems
1
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