| 15 x 10 cm | |
| 18 x 13 cm | |
| 21 x 15 cm | |
| 14 x 14 cm | |
| 21 x 10,5 cm | |
| 30 x 10 cm |
| 50 x 50 cm | |
| 60 x 40 cm | |
| 70 x 50 cm | |
| 70 x 70 cm | |
| 80 x 60 cm | |
| 100 x 50 cm | |
| 100 x 70 cm |
Great photos from Romaggi get even better with our digital photo prints. Thanks to our reference-class printer Canon iPF 9400 with 12-color printing, the finest colors or shades of gray in the photo »Horses b&w« are preserved during printing. You decide for yourself the size, the cutout and the material.
Our canvas prints of the motif »Horses b&w« are printed on high-quality canvas using high-end digital printers (Canon iPF 9400). The prints impress with the finest color nuances, large color space and UV resistance. They are hand-crafted onto real stretcher frames. And everything is guaranteed Made in Germany! Please note that under the product Art Print you can also order this motif printed on canvas without stretcher frame.
Pictures from Michel Romaggi you can also buy framed. In addition to a variety of wood and aluminum moldings we also offer passe-partouts and various surface protection options. All frames are handmade in our own factory. Naturally all framings are Made in Germany. Individually framed, the picture »Horses b&w« really comes into its own!
Our glass pictures from Michel Romaggi are printed directly on glass for you. This creates noble pictures in a high-quality appearance. Rounded edges and a hidden mounting on the back complete the product.
»Horses b&w« from artist Romaggi as space-filling art! Our wallpapers make it possible. Printed in latex printig technology on high-quality fleece material in cm-exact sizes ensure perfectly styled walls in your home.
Aluminum composite panels consist of a sandwich construction of aluminum sheets (outside) and PVC material (inside). The picture »Horses b&w« is printed with an UV printing process. Thanks to the floating suspension, you can create a modern ambience in every home. Especially offices and shops benefit from the futuristic design.
