Lake Maracaibo opens to a narrow channel to the Gulf of Venezuela, part of the Caribbean Sea. When America Vespucci came to this area on August 24, 1499, he found people living on houses built on stilts in the lake, with walkways connecting them. This settlement reminded him of Venice (Venezia in Italian), so he named the country “Little Venice,” or Venezuela.

Original image from Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center. http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov

Photo number: STS075-706-38.JPG

Process

We print on aluminum, then protect the surface with a matte lamination. We attach mounting hardware to the back, and add the artist's signature on a label identifying the picture, and giving its number in the edition.

We package the print in tissue paper and extra layers of cardboard. We ship via US Priority Mail, insured.

Please allow two weeks for printing, packaging, and shipping.

When you receive your order, please check to make sure that the picture is just what you are hoping for. If you have any problem with the picture, please contact jonathanreeveprice@gmail.com. Within 14 days of delivery, we accept returns for a full refund.

These images work best without a frame. Each print comes with mounting hardware already attached to the back, so you can hang it up right away. No need for wiring, or framing.

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