ELITEART-Among the Sierra Nevada Mountains, California (1868), By Albert Bierstadt Oil Painting Reproduction Giclee Wall Art Canvas Prints-Framed Size:41 1/2" x 28"

Yes, high value added, having this great quality canvas art (details pop out) with a nice frame added see pic. Note that they have various sizes - I almost got the larger one but it would have been too much for the area - this size compleme ts the fire place quite nicely. Very happy, buying more by the same vendor Elite Art

beautiful print, well mounted and easy to hang

I gave this to a relative who really loves Bierstadt and it went right on the wall with a picture sent to me. They love it. The frame is decent and the print is clear and well colored.

Love the painting! High color and frame quality! Highly recommended!

arrived cracked in two places.

The picture has high quality and beautiful colors love it

The colors of the painting and the quality of the frame are amazing! This picture was easy to mount onto a wall due to the pre-installed hooks + frame wire on the back!

I have two painting reproductions from Elite Art. The frame is a type of plastic, but looks great. However, the picture itself is of a much lower resolution than my other reproduction from Elite and is of rather poor quality. From a distance of 5 feet or more it's not as noticeable, but upon closer inspection the difference between the originally and this reproduction is rather shocking. This reproduction is worth about $50 dollars at fair value, so the price as is at three times that is way too much for what you're actually going to have. If you've never seen the original, however, it might be less of an issue. The value of this particular painting, however, really lies in the grandeur evoked in the contrast between the High Sierra in the background and the foreground of delicate fronds in the water, the blades of grass and landscape painted on the lower right of the painting. As your eyes roam up from bottom right up the trunks of trees, you really should see exquisite details that are completely missing from this copy. It's precisely this juxtaposition of the airy peaks in the background and these details of the foreground that make the painting interesting--at least for me.