Wrap the canvas in the glassine being sure to smoothly cover the front surface of your canvas.
How to ship canvas art usps.
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Securely tape the glassine closed on the back side of the canvas.
How to ship and package.
Wrap the canvas in a single layer of bubble wrap securing the wrap with packaging tape.
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Pay attention to weight and size.
This painting is of bette davis and is acrylic paint on 16 x 20 stretched canvas.
How to ship artwork 1.
Prepare your work surface.
Cover your entire canvas with packing paper taping it so that no part of the canvas is exposed wrap the whole canvas in a couple layers of bubble wrap and tape it so that it stays in place if you have any more room tape on another layer of foam.
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Measure the length width and height of your artwork in order to select an appropriately sized.
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The glassine will protect the surface of your canvas.
We carry boxes in a variety of sizes and all the necessary supplies such as bubble cushioning.
Select an appropriate shipping container.
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How to package a canvas painting ready for shipping.
Ship unframed artwork that s larger than 48 by 48 inches and framed.
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Call your local post office.
How to use postal services to mail art cheaply and inexpensively.
For experienced and novice collectors alike it can be difficult to navigate the logistics required when buying art questions regarding collection management including how to ship artwork to its destination after you purchase it can be easy to ignore until it s too late shipping artwork doesn t have to be difficult and there are easy ways collectors can keep the cost of art transport down.