Harley Davidson Motorcycle Art Presented to the Pope

June 14, 2013 the Vatican City was a rumble with the celebration of the 110^th Anniversary of Harley Davidson. During the Celebration Motorcycle Artist, David Uhl presented his commissioned piece “Chance Encounter” to Pope Francis.  Uhl's oil painting depicts a curious priest inspecting a 1948 FL “Panhead,” in Saint Peter’s Square.

"Chance Encounter" by David Uhl

This masterpiece will only be available through September 3^rd, 2013.  Any of the prints from the edition that are not sold will be retired.  Visit David Uhl’s website for further information on how to obtain one of the hottest selling Limited Edition Giclée Prints.  

1st Step in Fine Art Reproduction - Image Capture & Scanning

Large Format Scan - Sophy Brow - "Risk"

Image capture is the first step in the fine art reproduction process. It may also be the most vital. Image capturing refers to the process by which the artist and/or fine art reproduction printer creates or "captures" a digital image of an original piece of artwork. This step in the process is vital because a poor image capture can only produce a poor print.

The primary ways of capturing a digital file of an original piece of artwork is by using a scanner or digital camera. Scanning is the most recommended form of image capture for Fine Art Reproduction. Digital photography is an acceptable form of image capture but doesn't generate as high a quality of image as scanning does.

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