Kermit and His Banjo
Stephen Fishwick
The timeless charm of the Muppets with "Kermit and His Banjo."
A captivating painting of Kermit the Frog playing his banjo, set against a moody black and blue washed background that creates a stunning spotlight effect. This soulful artwork captures the essence of Kermit's musical spirit, bringing a sense of nostalgia, warmth, and stage presence to any space. A must-have for Muppet fans, music lovers, and collectors, this piece is perfect for adding a touch of melody to your décor.
Limited Edition canvas artwork by Stephen Fishwick, from our Treasures on Canvas Collection.
Product Details
- 12"H x 18"W
- Limited Edition of 1500
- Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
- Canvas print is "Gallery Wrapped" and ready to hang. The back of the artwork is affixed with a wire for easy wall hanging. (wall hook not included)
- Gicleé canvas print using archival inks and materials
- Part of the Treasures on Canvas Collection
- Made in the USA
Studio Collection Matted Giclée
The Studio Collection Matted Giclée is printed on premium fine art paper and professionally matted using archival materials.
This collection provides an elegant way to begin collecting Stephen Fishwick's artwork and is ready for custom framing.
Includes:
- Museum-quality archival reproduction
- Premium fine art paper
- Acid-free archival mat
- Signature reproduced from the original artwork
- Ready for framing
Signature Gallery Wrapped Canvas
The Signature Gallery Wrapped Canvas presents Stephen Fishwick's artwork as a premium ready-to-hang piece.
Each canvas is professionally reproduced on high-quality artist canvas and stretched over a durable 1.5-inch wood frame.
Finished edges allow the artwork to be displayed beautifully without additional framing.
Includes:
- Premium artist canvas
- 1.5-inch gallery wrap
- Finished edges
- Ready to hang
- Signature reproduced from the original artwork
Shipping is included in the price of your artwork. Each piece is carefully packaged to ensure it arrives safely and ready to enjoy.
