In the master I'm going to have a mosaic I will have done of some scene in Oregon, in DD's bath I have framed vintage ads, one for Ivory soap and one for Kohler, waiting for her. (sorry no pics--although I will tell you that if you use a vintage print ad and you have any natural light, make *sure* to use UV-protective glass, because daylight will fade it *fast*). In our public bath we have a Hiroshige of a harbor waiting for us to redo the room--it was my mother's and I have kept the very mid-century (not my style mid-century, but hers) matting and framing out of honor to her. (It also happens to go with our color choices in there.) robyn, love that second piece, even if it is "in there" :)

This place has some similar that can be ordered in large sizes: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PrintedMarketplace?ref=listing-shop-header-item-count&section_id=21961981

I still use art.com. If they offer a giclee print I'll buy that as it's a better quality print. But, like Elaine, I always have my prints framed locally to avoid breakage, support my local framer and for the wide selection of framing options that she offers. Sometimes I need UV glass as well. I have bought a few signed and numbered prints as well as a couple of originals but I tend to rotate some of my larger pieces so I stick with art prints.

I tried to post and found all my air-dropped files were in a format that would not post. Will have to find time to redo them. But my art is so different -- some "fine" and a lot of contemporary and folk art. This was the only one that worked and I took it down towait, but in case I don't make it back (I am behind on an 8 week course and trying to get caught up) -- this will be my one contribution. This is titled Angels from Above and was painted in response to the attack on 9/11. It hangs in my LR where I have an Americana folk piece, a new still life that may not have found its permanent home and some other contemporary art. It's an eclectic grouping with the link being rich saturated colors. The sofa is midnight velvet and the chairs are natural linen, both treated as neutrals. The background is an inset above the mantle that was painted for another painting when this was in DR. It isn't terrible with the painting, but were painted the walls and now I want to pick a new color for the inset and different painting.