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Watson and the Shark Poster

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Watson and the Shark Poster

Watson and the Shark Poster

This is a reproduction of "Watson and the Shark" of 1778 by John Singleton Copley. The artist was forty years old when this was produced having been born probably in Boston, Massachusetts, of Irish parents. His earliest work was a portrait executed in 1752. By the age of seventeen he was fully engaged in portraiture. In 1774 he left America due to increasing threats due to his Loyalist family connections. After American Independence, Copley maintained good relations with friends in Massachusetts. During the Napoleonic Wars his finances declined and the artist died in England in 1815. This work is 229.7 cm wide and 182.1 cm high and is in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D. C.

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By r.29 July 2014Verified Purchase
Print, Size: 35.56cm x 27.94cm, Media: Archival Heavyweight
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I love this painting. However the SHARK is dim and ILL DEFINED. Disappointing. Framed it at Jerry's Artarama. Satisfactory. Slightly out of focus. Shark is dim and almost unrecognizable. Should be clear and sharp, like its teeth. Printing seems dull and blurred. Colors are acceptable. The shark is the villain in this adventure. Too bad he is not emphasized in the print.
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I originally ordered this print in a larger size but was not pleased with the clarity of it. When I contacted Zazzle, they responded really quickly and were very helpful. I was able to reorder the print in a smaller size and it was shipped to me within a couple of weeks. The print was packaged well to ensure there was no damage during transit (Eco friendly, too!), and I am really pleased with it. I am so grateful to the customer service team for the professional way they handled my order. I had this printed on matt finish card and I was really pleased with the quality. The colours were rich and the image sharp.
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Product ID: 228081646849032588
Posted on 8/11/2013, 12:11 PM
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