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Étienne Léopold Trouvelot (December 26, 1827 – April 22, 1895) was a French artist, astronomer and amateur entomologist.
His interest in astronomy was apparently piqued in 1870 when he witnessed several auroras and, when the director of Harvard College Observatory saw the quality of his illustrations, he invited Trouvelot to join the staff there in 1872. During the course of his life he produced around 7,000 astronomical illustrations.
All of our frames are lightweight, made of wood and measure 1-2 cm (0.4-0.8") depending on overall size. High quality shatterproof, transparent plexiglass is used, making sure that your artwork is seen at optimum quality. Frames include a hanging kit, for both portrait and landscape orientations. Frames and prints are supplied separately within the same box to reduce packaging costs for our customers.
Please note that to keep them at their best, our frames should only be displayed indoors. Due to our global supplier network, some frames may look slightly different to our images, depending on where in the world you are.
We use premium matte museum-quality paper stock for all prints, which has been carefully chosen for its durability and luxury weight (200gsm / 80 lb). We offer responsibly sourced FSC certified paper from sustainably managed forests, and many of the inks we use are of archival quality with tremendous durability and fade resistance.
We are proud to offer worldwide delivery, and most packages are delivered within 72 hours after the order has been placed and confirmed.
Our print partners are located in 30 different countries, meaning that 95% of orders will be produced locally, reducing carbon emissions. This also ensures we can keep delivery costs as low as possible for you.
