1 9

Newport Nowhere

Auto Ferry Framed Art Print

Auto Ferry Framed Art Print

Print of the iconic Balboa Auto Ferry printed on archival quality cotton rag paper and matching mat. Available in two sizes with two different frame options. Sizes are the overall size including frame. For customizations - size, print color, or frame - please email hello@newportnowhere.co

$175.00 USD
$175.00 USD
Sale Sold out
Color: Marine
Size
Frame

More Details

All framed prints are printed on acid-free velvet textured paper, 100 percent cotton rag / Epson archival rating: over 62 years with UltraChrome inks.

Framed print:

  • 4 inch square art print for the 10" frame
  • 12 inch square art print in the 20" frame (Bleached Maple frame is slightly smaller at 19" by 19")
  • Frames are made by hand in the USA
  • We use premium acrylic which protects against UV rays.
  • Custom cut acid-free 4-ply white mats include beveled edges
  • Archival acid-free foam core backing
  • Protective paperback finish with wall bumpers
  • Hanging hardware + nails
  • Hanging and care instructions included

Framed art ships directly to you from our printing and framing partner Framebridge.

FAQs

Can I customize the colors of this print?

Yes - Please email us at hello@newportnowhere.co wit customize. We offer custom sizes, colors, and dozens of additional frame options.

Shipping & Returns

Framed art prints are made to order and ship directly from our manufacturer within 7 to 10 business days.

As with all of our made to order products, we do not offer returns or exchanges. If you have any concerns about your print, please do not hesitate to reach out anytime.

View full details

We Welcome Customizations

We can customize any print to match a paint color, fabric swatch, or design element from your space. Whether you're coordinating with existing décor or creating something entirely new, our team works with you to ensure your framed art is perfectly tailored to your vision.

Inside The Studio

Designer Greta Harrison handcrafts all of her patterns in her Corona del Mar studio overlooking Newport Beach and the Harbor.