Original artwork description:

Bridge of Sighs - Cambridge - Mini Canvas

Mini canvas and easel of the Bridge of Sighs in Cambridge, England. The Bridge of Sighs is a covered bridge at St John's College, Cambridge University. It was designed by Henry Hutchinson and built in 1831 and crosses the River Cam between the college's Third Court and New Court.

This mini canvas is part of the landmark set of famous landmarks in Cambridge.

Original painting, acrylic on canvas.

► DETAILS ◄

- Acrylic on canvas
- Mini canvas with wooden easel included
- 7cm x 9cm (canvas size) 3.5in x 2.7in


► SHIPPING INFO ◄

- Each canvas and easel will be wrapped separately in protective bubble wrap or packaging. They will then be posted in as small as parcel as possible, so will likely fit through the letterbox (depending on how many canvases purchased).

- All packages are sent First Class, tracked and signed for via Royal Mail.

- All packages are posted within 1-2 working days, usually within 24 hours.

- I am happy to combine shipping cost for multiple purchases, please send me a message to arrange.

- Shipping times vary depending on destination.

Estimates:
UK - 1 working day
Europe - 3-5 working days
USA & Canada - 5-7 working days
Australia & New Zealand - 5-7 working days


If you have any question re. shipping please send me a message :)


► PLEASE NOTE ◄

The photograph is taken to represent the colours of the painting as accurately as possible, in natural light and with correct exposure. However, due to differences in computer/mobile screens colours may differ slightly from those seen in the photo.


► RETURNS & EXCHANGES ◄

- I am happy to accept returns and exchanges.
- Please contact me within 7 days of purchase and send your item back within 14 days of receipt.


► DO YOU DO COMMISSIONS? ◄

Yes! If you are interested in a special mini canvas of your own design or photograph, I would be happy to create one. I also do commissions for weddings, birthdays or special occasions.

Send me a message or visit SABA+ROU shop homepage for more info.

Materials used:

acrylic

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