Premium Quality 16″x 12″ and 24″x 18″ Fine Art Prints – ‘Ganesh’ – Original artwork by Raymond Munro

‘Ganesh’ Fine Art Print – Product Description

Experience the vibrant presence of “Ganesh,” an original oil painting by Raymond Munro, now available as a premium quality fine art print. Printed on thick matte paper, this artwork combines the loving presence of nature with devotion to Ganesh, inviting inspiration and spiritual connection into your space.

Raymond invested approximately 250 hours in creating this painting, a process he found very enjoyable and rewarding. He is delighted with the finished piece. Painting various manifestations of the Divine—deities, Buddhas, gurus, and saints—is the focal point of his art. When he paints landscapes, he portrays the subjects as manifestations of the Divine, a natural artistic inclination that brings him great satisfaction.

Bring the beauty and vibrant colours of “Ganesh” into your home or office with this fine art print. It not only brightens any environment but also serves as an invitation to awaken your own artistic desire and express yourself freely.

Features

• Sizes Available: 24″ × 18″ and 16″ × 12″
• Premium Matte Paper: Thick, 10.3 mil paper with a weight of 189 g/m² for a luxurious feel
• Exceptional Print Quality: With 94% opacity and ISO brightness of 104%, colours are vivid and true-to-life
• Sourced from Japan: High-quality paper ensures a premium finish
• Eco-Friendly Production: Each print is made-to-order, reducing waste and supporting sustainable practices

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order. We provide excellent products, packaging, and delivery service. By making products on demand instead of in bulk, we help reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful, environmentally friendly purchasing decisions!

Artist’s Inspiration

Painting this picture has been a very enjoyable and rewarding experience. I feel very happy with the finished picture.

Painting various manifestations of the Divine as deities’ Buddhas’, gurus and saints is the focal point of my art. If I paint a landscape I like to portray the subject as a manifestation of the Divine also. I feel this to be my natural inclination artistically and do find this expression of my art very satisfying.