BOUVIER des FLANDRES - Rainbow Bridge Personalized Kline dog art lithograph. #17

Description

Honor a beloved pet’s memory with internationally known artist Stephen Kline's lines of language dog art lithograph. Artist Kline will add any number of dog's names into this lithograph as a reminder of their unconditional love and friendship. A perfect gift for pet owners wishing to remember their faithful companion in a special way.
This listing is personally offered by artist Stephen Kline. Kline's art has generated tens of thousands of dollars for dog rescues worldwide. Collectors number over 8,500 from over 20 countries and every state in the U.S.
Your dog's name added free.
Artist Kline will add your dog's name several times into this lithograph (up to 8 different dog names). Message Stephen with your dog's name through eBay.
FAST FREE SHIPPING
Most orders are shipped within one day of payment. Kline's art is sent in a large, sturdy 4"x12" fine arts mailing tube. The artist guarantees a safe delivery. To read artist Kline's fine arts bio on Wikipedia, search Stephen Kline on google and
read a few of his over 6,000 positive feedbacks.
Drawn entirely from the words:
Bouvier des Flandres
Edition Number 17/500
COLLECTORS REVIEWS
Stephen~Absolutely amazing!! They are every bit as charming as the original purchases! Thanks so much!! I left plenty of awesome feedback for you, all true. But wanted to let you know that of all of the ebay shopping I have done, you have been one of the most pleasant, professional sellers I have worked with. How effectively you are managing your business is quite obvious from my end. The lithographs from a distance are totally awesome and so ingenious once you look closer. I love to see peoples reactions. It's great fun! You've thought of all of the details... nice business cards, framing ideas, great packaging and shipping, and great work!! Good job!! It's been a pleasure talking with you and receiving such nice work. Thanks so much. Connie
Kline's "State of the Arts" license plate has generated over ten million dollars for the arts in Florida.