Artalliance Canvas Prints

Art Alliance is a New Zealand owned company specializing in providing customers with quality art canvas prints and photography prints at affordable pricing. If you would like to purchase art online head to www.artalliance.co.nz

All of our canvas art is manufactured here in Hamilton, New Zealand using thick high grade NZ
pine and printed using the latest Canon iPF9100 and Canon iPF8300-12 color inkjet printers.
Which allows for stunning canvas prints and delivers a wider colour gamut, these canvases can
hold their colour for 75 years or more if cared for correctly. The prints are high quality archival
grade specifically made for canvas printing.
- Canvas coated with UV Protection
- Printed using Genuine Canon Inks
- Fade resistant
- Nylon cord attached to frame, ready for hanging.

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