November 1996 was a sad day for Las Vegas - it was the day that the Sands fell. The demolition of this project was the beginning of a period of ignominious erasing in Las Vegas. This painting captures that moment and the end of the neon on that property.

This watercolor in india ink captures the feel of those early years on the Las Vegas strip.

ABOUT THE PRINT:
This archival quality giclee print is printed on a high quality, soft textured paper which emulates the original sketchbook or watercolor paper of the original and maintains the authenticity of the original work. The print is made with fade resistant, archival pigmented inks, and printed on Somerset Velvet paper with a professional inkjet printer. This method provides the highest levels of color accuracy, depth of color, and longevity of life for the print. All of my giclee prints are rated to last 80+ years without noticeable fading. To prolong the life of this print and any other archival quality prints, avoid displaying it in direct sunlight, and when possible, frame it with a UV resistant glass.

I hand sign each print before delivery. I deliver the print without a mat and without a frame.

SHIPMENT
This print will be ready to ship in about 1 week. Prints will be delivered on a cardboard backing insert and slipped into a clear, plastic, protective sleeve. Prints will be sandwiched between another cardboard backing to prevent bending and packaged in a flat cardboard box to guarantee a perfectly safe delivery.

COPYRIGHT
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