Canvas Print: Sarakiniko Cliffs of Milos

• Colors may vary slightly from the example images.
• Textured canvas makes the print look like an original painting, while adding color depth.
• Printed locally on quality cotton canvas with an inkjet large-format printing press at Edge Graphics in Wisconsin.
• Packaged and shipped from Wisconsin, USA.
• Includes Artist Certificate of Authenticity.
• Stretched canvas on a wooden frame.
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• Made with quality cotton.
• Hand-signed by Zac.
• Made to order.

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What I loved about Milos was the many sea caves and the way the white volcanic rock contrasted with the light blue of the sky and the crystal-clear turquoise water of the Aegean Sea. This painting is about the sea's power, constantly eroding and shaping these inlets. Interestingly, these caves were used by Saracen pirates to hide their ships back around the 6th century. That’s where the area gets its name, Σαρακήνικο, which means Saracen in Greek. Unfortunately, these coves provided a perfect hideout for them to ambush merchant ships.

I hope that you like this piece! If you do, please let me know. I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Custom orders are most welcome, feel free to ask for any item with any adjustment or anything else you want me to make. We can write something special on the back of the artwork or on a separate card.