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Patrick Roy
Habs greatest goaltender
More than anything, Roy was a fierce and feisty competitor who had an undeniable gift for being at his best when it mattered most. It wasn’t for nothing that Canadiens fans started calling him “Saint Patrick” after he led the Canadiens to the Stanley Cup in 1986 at age 20, putting up a 1.92 goals-against average in 20 playoff games to become the youngest Conn Smythe winner.
This customer order is very special to its owner. For him, Patrick Roy is still the greatest goaltender in Canadiens Habs history.
Reproduction available
$300.00
The work
Artist
BENSS
Year
2011
Medium
Oil, heavyweight artist woven canvas, stable and durable, stretched over a gallery-style wooden support,
Surface / Finish
Unvarnished matte surface.
Dimensions
14" x 18"
Original
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Reproduction
Available now
Studio method
The dark field is built through transparent blue and black glazes. Vertical marks are dragged, lifted, and redrawn over several weeks; the pale interval is preserved rather than painted over the finished ground.
Framing options
Blackened oak float frame included. Architectural hanging bars can be supplied for double-height placements.
Reproduction
High-end, gallery-style 9-color printing on cotton canvas at 2800 dpi resolutions with UV-protected inks, ensuring a long-lasting art.
Conservation
Avoid direct sun and high humidity. Do not polish the metallic passages; natural variation in reflectivity is integral to the work.
Transport
Crated vertically with vibration monitoring for long-distance transport. Installation by a specialist team is recommended.
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