Description

1711 – The Summer Knows

The artwork “The Summer Knows” belongs to German artist Nina Nolte´ s series “The Best is Yet to Come”.

Two friends are sharing each others confidential company next to the pool. The elegant ladies wear turbans and sunglasses. One woman puts Nivea on her leg. The sun makes a reflection on the water.

NINA NOLTE ARTSOLUTIONS offers you the opportunity to purchase this high quality art print. It is a reproduction of Nina Nolte ´s original artwork “The Summer Knows”. The original work was painted in her studio in Dusseldorf/ Germany in 2011. The size is 110 x 180 cm, acrylic, color pencils and pastel on canvas. The artwork was exhibited in galleries in Zurich/ Switzerland and Capri/ Italy.

To make her art accessible for art lovers we have developed a new system for exclusive art prints which are easy to transport and easy to assemble.

We are especially proud of our sustainable fabric. It is made from recycled PET bottles. Through a high-resolution digital print and the fineness of the weave, a unique picture definition is achieved. The used inks are solvent-free and waterproof.

Additionally, we have a smart packing system that occupies less space. So we do also there something for the environment: Less shipping volume. And less shipping volume means attractive and lower shipping costs.

The prints have a silicon rubber border along the edges which easily fits snugly into the groove of the aluminium frame included in the price.

The simple assembly instructions and hanging material come with every order. All you need is the allen key (included) to assemble the light aluminium frame.

What is the best size for an artwork?

The artwork should take up 4/7 to 3/4 of the available wall space. Measure your available wall space in cm or inches, and multiply it by 0.6 up to 0.75. For example: If you have 270 cm (105”) of space it means, an artwork of 160 cm (63”) width would look fabulous there.

We do offer three standard sizes. Small, Medium and Large. Other sizes available on request.