"DOUGHNUT DOGS"/ Limited Edition Prints/ SOLD OUT
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$66.00
$12.00 - $320.00
per item
These Fine Art reproductions are rendered from the original acrylic painting by Portland Oregon Artist, Karen Calcagno.
A beautiful reproduction that captures the brilliant hues, details and soft palettes of the original artwork. This item has been printed on fine art rag canvas and art papers, using only the highest quality of fine art materials.
Printed to last 100 years without flaking, spotting or fading with proper care.
Non-reflective finish.
Mounted Canvas Giclee - satin canvas stretched on 3/4" bars. Black Edge, Ready to hang.
Art Paper Print - matte finish, 1/2 inch white border on 11 x 14 and smaller and a 1" border on larger prints sizes.
Estimated shipping time 1 - 2 weeks.
Available in larger sizes.
Available in greeting Cards.
Free Shipping in the United States.
Unless its 3am and you've been drinking a lot of Ouzo you probably won't be seeing a crowd of dogs in line for the infamous Maple-Bacon Bar at Portland's Voodoo Doughnut. But it is always a fun and lively circus to the eyes and senses. And hey, with all the dog lovers in Portland, you never know!
You will find racks of colorful, imaginative doughnuts, loud music and hardworking tattooed "doughnuteers" awaiting you in the grittiest area of downtown Portland. Close to The Portland Saturday Market and the Burnside Bridge. Friends first, Voodoo entrepreneurs second, Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson and Tres Shannon opened their flagship shop at 22 SW 3rd Avenue on May 30, 2003 and has since become an international attraction. Open 24 hours, cash only and a line that snakes around the building at all times. It's rumored that to get the very freshest doughnuts at 9am, look for the ones on brown paper- 9pm on white paper.
My favorite is a chocolate cake doughnut with chocolate frosting and coco puffs, called Triple Chocolate Penetration. Too bad I can't share that one with my dogs.
A beautiful reproduction that captures the brilliant hues, details and soft palettes of the original artwork. This item has been printed on fine art rag canvas and art papers, using only the highest quality of fine art materials.
Printed to last 100 years without flaking, spotting or fading with proper care.
Non-reflective finish.
Mounted Canvas Giclee - satin canvas stretched on 3/4" bars. Black Edge, Ready to hang.
Art Paper Print - matte finish, 1/2 inch white border on 11 x 14 and smaller and a 1" border on larger prints sizes.
Estimated shipping time 1 - 2 weeks.
Available in larger sizes.
Available in greeting Cards.
Free Shipping in the United States.
Unless its 3am and you've been drinking a lot of Ouzo you probably won't be seeing a crowd of dogs in line for the infamous Maple-Bacon Bar at Portland's Voodoo Doughnut. But it is always a fun and lively circus to the eyes and senses. And hey, with all the dog lovers in Portland, you never know!
You will find racks of colorful, imaginative doughnuts, loud music and hardworking tattooed "doughnuteers" awaiting you in the grittiest area of downtown Portland. Close to The Portland Saturday Market and the Burnside Bridge. Friends first, Voodoo entrepreneurs second, Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson and Tres Shannon opened their flagship shop at 22 SW 3rd Avenue on May 30, 2003 and has since become an international attraction. Open 24 hours, cash only and a line that snakes around the building at all times. It's rumored that to get the very freshest doughnuts at 9am, look for the ones on brown paper- 9pm on white paper.
My favorite is a chocolate cake doughnut with chocolate frosting and coco puffs, called Triple Chocolate Penetration. Too bad I can't share that one with my dogs.