Bottled Up Feelings

• Description
• Craftsmanship
• Framing

• 18 x 24 inches

  Limited Edition of 90

  One color silkscreen on Coventry Rag, 100% cotton archival paper.

  Full Bleed: 19.5 x 25.5 inches  Float: 21.5 x 27.5 inches

  Signed by Adam J. Kurtz Numbered and Embossed Exclusive to PCP, validated by a Certificate of Authenticity

• Each PCP edition is crafted in the USA by master screen printers. Premium quality is extremely important to us, and a great deal of consideration is taken in our selection of materials. Your print has been crafted using the finest 100% cotton archival paper and high quality inks that are able to withstand time. Prints are individually numbered, embossed with the PCP seal and validated by a certificate of authenticity. Visit our Why PCP?section for more about what makes our products so special!

• We offer custom, made-to-order framing options that are built to last and will never go out of style.  MATERIALS Our frames are thin gallery frames; choose from classic white, natural or dark wood solid molding. Professionally assembled and ready to hang; hanging hardware included. MOUNTING STYLE Artwork can be Full Bleed or Floated. Full Bleed, frames your artwork directly to the edge, letting your artwork bleed under the edges of the frames. Floated, raises your art ⅜” in front of the mat board behind it, offering the work a sense of depth and drama while showcasing the artwork and artist signatures.       PRESERVATION Art is preserved using all acid-free materials and UV-protective acrylic to keep your artwork protected from the sunlight damage. SHIPPING Since each frame is custom made with the utmost care, please allow 10-21 business days to receive your order via UPS Ground. At this time, framing is only available for customers within the USA.

About this Print:

"I've been slowly bottling up my feelings for a long time. Feel a feel, put it in the jar and screw the lid on tight. When it's safe, open the jar carefully and let some out. Enjoy one on a nice day. Sneak a few on a cold winter night. Spread some on toast over the weekend. Or hey, you could keep bottling them up until the jar bursts. Whatever feels right for you."- ADAM J. KURTZ