Is the background on this canvas pure white?

valcrossan

6 years ago

You can't see the edge of the painting it would have been nice if I could have viewed it on a wall

"Roar" Printed Canvas by Sarah Stokes, 50x40 cm · More Info

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Pyramid International & The Art Group
6 years ago
Hello,

Yes, the background is white. Please see the below image, I hope this helps.

Many thanks,

Pyramid International and The Art Group
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