Cape Cod Beach Posters...in January!

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 Re: Mid-January...Dreams of Beaches? 


Ever Bought an Art Print? Thought so! 

Now's Your Time-- SOLD! 



"Cape Cod Beach Poster" Print from George Delany Art 

Ever in your life purchased an art print? Ever bought art to GIVE to someone on a special occasion? Now's your time. Visit George Delany's art site. You will see an array of original graphic design, photos, Instagrams, limited editions and original fine art.

Here, you see one from my Beach Poster Series, Cape Cod Beach. This beautiful screen-print choice illustrates the beaches of Cape Cod -- I can attest, in each Beach Poster design I dug the sand myself...and worked out a clever means with the screen printer to adhere the sand to the surface of the print...so unusual. Very distinctive choice of wall decor. Other such prints can be seen in this gallery at George Delany Art. Just sold a Cape Beach poster...thank you. 

Alternatively, here is an experience in SOUND. Check out my SoundCloud "Cape Cod Beach Poster" promotional, right here. 

When ordering in the New Year, bear in mind, add ten extra days to the production cycle...due to COVID related production "issues." Gift art, holiday art, unusual art...ready to go this new, bumpy-already-year. 

Contact: eMail address


Signed and sealed by the poster artist...



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