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Cow Portrait Study II - 8.25" x 10.25"
Title: Cow Portrait Study II Artist: Samuel Colman (1832–1920)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original watercolor
Year: 1888
Subject: Animal Study
Collection: Smithsonian American Art Museum
On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage deep charcoal stainless steel frame with a softly worn finish that adds to its character. Cleaned and restored by hand, it offers a polished yet timeworn appeal. Single mat in neutral graphite with subtle brown and olive undertones.
Dimensions (framed): 8.25 × 10.25 inches
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
Care
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture to keep your print vibrant and your frame in its best shape.
Shipping
All artwork is safely packaged and ships from our Hudson Valley studio. Each piece is insured and tracked for peace of mind.
Custom Requests
In addition to our curated collections, we’re also a full-service framing studio — happy to frame your own artwork, prints, or family photos with the same care and craftsmanship. If you’re drawn to a particular frame style, print, or size not listed, reach out — we often accommodate custom pairings and commissions when materials allow.
Collection Note
From Season I — The First Impression Series (October 2025): a quiet invitation to collect what speaks to you — not what’s trending.
Title: Cow Portrait Study II Artist: Samuel Colman (1832–1920)
Medium: Open-edition archival giclée print on cold-press fine-art paper — reproduction of the original watercolor
Year: 1888
Subject: Animal Study
Collection: Smithsonian American Art Museum
On View: Not currently on view
Frame: Vintage deep charcoal stainless steel frame with a softly worn finish that adds to its character. Cleaned and restored by hand, it offers a polished yet timeworn appeal. Single mat in neutral graphite with subtle brown and olive undertones.
Dimensions (framed): 8.25 × 10.25 inches
Edition: Framed open-edition print (unique frame)
Each piece is carefully restored and professionally finished in our Hudson Valley studio — acid-free backing, felt bumpers, and new hanging wire included — so it arrives ready to hang right out of the box.
We work exclusively with vintage and gently used frames, bringing them back to life through thoughtful restoration — cleaning, mending, refinishing, and pairing them with curated art prints that complement their character. Some frames show light wear or minor marks from their previous lives; we preserve what adds personality and restore what needs attention, creating pieces built to last and meant to be enjoyed for years to come.
Care
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture to keep your print vibrant and your frame in its best shape.
Shipping
All artwork is safely packaged and ships from our Hudson Valley studio. Each piece is insured and tracked for peace of mind.
Custom Requests
In addition to our curated collections, we’re also a full-service framing studio — happy to frame your own artwork, prints, or family photos with the same care and craftsmanship. If you’re drawn to a particular frame style, print, or size not listed, reach out — we often accommodate custom pairings and commissions when materials allow.
Collection Note
From Season I — The First Impression Series (October 2025): a quiet invitation to collect what speaks to you — not what’s trending.