Creating and maintaining a work of art may be costly for many especially if the artwork costs a fortune. The artistic expressions of history and human experience are being shared with the curious public through displays in museum exhibits. Through the course of time however, these works of art may fade, lest, may be stolen if not properly secured and protected.
This does not mean that these works of art must be contained and kept secret from the public eye. No. Remember, artworks are supposed to be admired and artists deserve to be applauded with their skills and their talents. But along with each art work is the value of protecting these masterpieces from time and from the robbers. This is where canvas prints came from.
The use of canvas prints became one of the most alternative and cost-effective method to keeping the artworks secured and maintained. It's not just the effort that's being counted per piece of art but the time, the emotions involve, the skills and the monetary value of starting and composing a work are the basic investments an artist spends per art piece. Now imagine that work being dumped somewhere because of it's worn out attributes. What if it got lost or stolen somewhere?
This is the reason why canvas prints came into the fad. Reproducing the original artwork did evolve through ages but the purpose remains: preservation and protection of the artwork. For a good replica of a masterpiece, an alternative material like polyester canvas can be used to produce a cheaper perfect copy. Interestingly these days however, These prints is also available and can be printed through large printers up to 60 inches even more.
