Slitherine Ltd

Crossing the Alps

Type:	Canvas & Poster
Setting:	Ancient
Rel Date:	15/02/2010


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- Canvas

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All of our canvas art is on premium quality artist�s canvas of 340 grams per square meter.
It has a white finish and is suitable for all types of image.
For no extra charge we laminate all of our canvases with a matt finish to provide protection against UV fading, staining and scratching to extend the life of your print.
Canvases can be framed without the need for glazing and surfaces cleaned quickly and easily. All of our posters are on specialist heavy duty artists paper, designed to last and the print quality will never disappoint.

Our canvases and posters are available in a variety of sizes:
A0 (118x84)cm; (46.77x33.11)inches;
A1 (84x59)cm; (33.11x23.39)inches;
A2(59x42)cm; (23.39x16.54)inches;
A3(42x30)cm; (16.54x11.69)inches.
All our images are created at the best detail level possible.

Turn around for prints is 10-15 working days from receipt of your order to dispatch.

We deliver worldwide, so no matter where you are you can get your canvas quickly and easily from us.
All items come in a specialist roll up container which guarantees the best possible protection while on route to you and ready for framing or stretching, whatever you prefer.

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An Imperial Roman Legion on route across the Alps, circa first century A.D. These crossing were extremely treacherous, and even when unopposed could result in the loss of many men.

Some time after the conquest of the Ligurian tribes in the area in 14 bc, Augustus established Alpes Maritimae (Maritime Alps) under a prefect (later a procurator), to guard the coastal road from Italy to southern France. Its capital was Cemenelum (present-day Cimiez, near Nice), which developed into a prosperous municipality. It was joined to Pedo (present-day Borgo San Dalmazzo in Piedmont, about 15 miles [about 24 km] north of the Col di Tenda pass linking Piedmont to the sea) by a road crossing the Alps on the Col de Larche. (from Britannica.com)

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