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Oversized and Extra Large Art Prints

New Oversized and Extra Large Art Print Collection

You might have noticed that you can filter my prints by subject matter, color, shape, location, etc., but there isn’t an easy way to find images by size (other than using the search function), so I have created a brand new collection of oversized and extra large art prints.

What is considered oversized and extra large art then? This collection includes all framed and unframed prints on paper up to 40×60 – 48×72 inches (40×40 for square prints and 27×60-30×60 for panoramic prints); acrylic glass prints up to 40×60 – 48×72 inches, and triptychs, both as prints on paper and acrylic glass prints.

All these prints come in smaller sizes too of course, and you can find them here as well, but what this collection does NOT include are prints that max out at 24×36 and 30×45 inches (or even smaller), so if you’re looking for a particular subject, color, etc., and don’t see it in the large and oversized collection, make sure to take a look at (and filter) all prints.

Large prints, and triptychs in particular, are perfect when you have a large wall to fill, or want the art to be the focal point and really make a statement in a space.

If you’re having trouble deciding on print size, this blog post has an easy calculator formula and lots of art sizing and hanging tips: Wall Art Sizes: How big should art be on a wall?

More Large Prints on the Blog

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The Village of Eze, France

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New Framed Art Print Supporting Ocean Conservation

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Flower Art Prints from My Darkroom Printing Days

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First Day of Spring and Other Celebrations

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