With a tip of the old Tam o' Shanter to Tbogg and his post, Andrew Breitbart Is Dead. Andrew Breitb-Art Is Not.
Breitbart “Fight” Print (36×48″ Limited Edition Canvas)
Product Description
36″ x 48″ giclee on canvas, stretched and glazed (ONLY 43 numbered and artist autographed editions will be made available; when they’re gone, they’re gone!)
ARTIST: David Bugnon
When it came to the cause of truth, Andrew Breitbart was one in a million: a provocateur par excellence. America witnessed his combatant spirit up close and personal when he and Hannah Giles blew the cover off of ACORN.
Andrew would happily fight people, organizations and governments with tooth, fang and claw if he sensed any anti-American BS. David Bugnon’s piece captures Breitbart’s essence as a contrarian: confident and geared-up.
Make room on your wall for a limited edition reproduction of Bugnon’s painting. We should all emulate the moxie Andrew perfected for that which is just and true. Hang your print by the front door so as you depart your house and dive into the cultural trenches you will be ever mindful, thanks to Andrew’s example, that there are things worth scrapping for—and America’s founding documents are definitely one of them.
…and now, the punchline:
Price:
$3,999.95
Tbogg has a contest
Ye Olde Breitbarte Halfe-Man Photoshoppe Jousting Faire Thinge going on too.
...now put your mad photoshop skillz to the test and provide us (me) with a new graphic for all Breitbart Is Still Really Really Dead-Ass Dead posts henceforth and forthwith for the fortnight plus infinity.
Thanks to a comment over there, I learned that "Giclee" is
...a neologism coined in 1991 by printmaker Jack Duganne for fine art digital prints made on ink-jet printers. The name originally applied to fine art prints created on IRIS printers in a process invented in the late 1980s but has since come to mean any high quality ink-jet print and is often used by artists, galleries, and print shops to denote such prints.
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To make the word descriptive of ink-jet technologies he based it on the French language word "le gicleur" meaning "nozzle", or more specifically "gicler" meaning "to squirt, spurt, or spray".
You probably hit you monitor with a " squirt, spurt, or spray" of coffee when you opened this and saw the picture.
About that $3,995 price tag. You can DYI for only about $400. Check the price list at this link.
Giclée Fine Art Prints
Giclée Prints are made with high-quality archival inks on fine art papers using a high-resolution large format inkjet printer. Our premium inks produce images with smooth tones and rich colors, making these prints ideal for extraordinary presentations. Available in Watercolor and Canvas paper surfaces.
Watercolor Giclée
Heavy paper with a subtle texture. Add Masks, Vignettes or Effects in the Options Palette for a truly unique presentation! Standard Mounting Options are available.
Canvas Giclée
The Giclée process enables us to print directly onto museum-quality canvas material. Canvas prints are delivered with your choice of four mounting options: Canvas Board, Canvas Stretch, Canvas ThinWraps, Loose Canvas, or the popular Canvas Gallery Wraps. Protective spray coating is applied to the surface of each print to help prevent scratches and other damage.
The comments over at Tbogg's are priceless. Drop on over for you morning LOLs.