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Cremation of Sam McGee – Canvas Posters Art Prints

Did you know that art can kick start conversations? Thrill your wall with literary prints and make your wall speak up!

Printed on high-quality, professional canvas prints
Gallery wrapped over thick wooden stretcher bars
Canvas shipped ready to hang
Posters are shipped rolled in a tube
100% Made in the USA
Delivery time 3 to 5 business days
Shipping to USA only via UPS with Tracking Number

ADDITIONAL INFO: All images are transferred on high-quality canvas, giving it a ” painting – art gallery ” feel. Unique finishing process of stretching the canvas around a wooden frame creates a striking three-dimensional piece of art, and no additional framing is necessary. Your canvas will arrive ready-to-hang, as hooks will already be fastened.

Canvas prints are perfect for dressing up any walls as it offers maximum visual impact and instantly create a theme for a room in the house, a classroom, a conference room, a library or a book store.

Long gone author’s book and illustrations simply looks great on museum quality gallery wrap canvases. Treat yourself or give as a gift to book lovers and book collectors!

Decorators also love the easy access to our collection. We have had the privilege to supply every Barnes & Noble bookstore across the United States. We have also installed our prints at numerous libraries, office buildings, college dorms, medical offices, and even the occasional cheese steak shop.

Looking forward to have you join the ranks of our loyal customers!

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An abnormal way of getting warm in the freezing conditions of a Canadian winter as expressed by Robert Service; It was published in 1907 in The Songs of a Sourdough (The Spell of the Yukon and Other Verses). It concerns the cremation of a prospector who freezes to death in the Yukon Territory of Canada, as told by the man who cremates him.