CAIRN TERRIER DOG ART LITHOGRAPH #46 Kline adds your dogs name free. BREED GIFT

Description

Cairn Terrier dog art lithograph is signed and numbered by the artist in an edition of 500 and makes a great gift. Stephen Kline, internationally known artist, has created a new technique using lines of language to make fascinating and charming lithographs of your favorite dogs (125 breeds), exotic animals, and Santa. Hand-signed, this lithograph was originally created from a drawing by writing the name of the breed over and over. This listing is personally offered by artist Stephen Kline. Kline's art has generated tens of thousands of dollars for rescues worldwide. Collectors number over 7,500 from over 20 countries and in every state in the US.
Your dogs name added free.
Artist Kline will add your dog's name several times into this lithograph (up to 8 different dog names). Message Stephen with your dogs name through eBay.
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Most orders are shipped within one day of payment. Kline's art is sent in a large, sturdy 4"x12" fine arts mailing tube. The artist guarantees a safe delivery.
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Drawn entirely from the words:
Cairn Terrier
Edition Number 46/500
COLLECTORS REVIEWS
Stephen: I got the lithograph today and am thrilled. It looks just like Rocky, my Cairn! Thanks so much!! Amy Steve--Cairn terrier print arrived last Friday in excellent condition. Beautiful print ... I'm very satisfied with both the print itself and the overall transaction. Thanks, Donna Greetings! Can't wait to receive it! Just talked with my "framer" on the telephone. Your print will be hanging proudly in my living room! We have "cluster shows" here in November. May have Cairn friends staying with me. Will definitely show off your work! Thank you again! Carol
Kline's "State of the Arts" license plate has generated over ten million dollars for the arts in Florida.