What You Get
- For $49, you get a 27”x36” poly-cotton canvas giclée print by Xavier Janssens (a $125 value). Choose from the following prints:
- An additional $5 shipping fee will be charged at checkout for each option.
Overview
Abstract contemporary Belgian painter Xavier Janssens splashes blank canvases with vibrant hues and strong brush strokes inspired by his international travels to the Mauritius Islands, the Caribbean, and the origins of rainbows. The limited-edition giclée prints recreate Janssens’s work with archival-quality, fade-resistant inks covered in a protective coating that wards off dirt, fingerprints, and moisture. Each unstretched poly-cotton canvas arrives ready to be mounted or relocated behind the glass of a dysfunctional flat-screen TV.
Features
- Limited-edition prints from abstract contemporary Belgian painter
- Museum-quality, poly-cotton canvas
- Giclée printed with archival-quality, fade-resistant ink
- Protective coating deflects dirt, fingerprints, and scoffs from amateur art critics
- 27” W x 36” H with 1.5” border
How to Get Your Goods
Step 1.
Purchase your Groupon using the buy button on this page.
Step 2.
No need to do anything else! By purchasing this Groupon and providing your name and shipping address, you've completed the order for your Xavier Janssens print and it should ship within 7–14 business days.
Step 3.
Enjoy!
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Year: 1915
Image: A tiger with big angry eyebrows destroying a child’s birthday party. All the children are wearing red, white, and blue clothing and are clearly terrorized.
Caption: The tiger symbolizes the bad guys. Please become a doughboy.
Year: 1946
Image: A housewife is polishing a shotgun as she eyes a bunch of pigeons.
Caption: The boys need meat!
Year: 1955
Image: Vladimir Lenin going to college
Caption: Read books breed red crooks. Support American illiteracy.
Year:1967
Image: Uncle Sam lighting the fuse on a rocket with a bunch of bags with dollar signs tied to it, all under a starry night sky
Caption: Space: we promise it’s worth it.
Year: 1995
Image: A man talking on a cell phone being loomed over by a massive cloud monster labeled "Radiation?"
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