Giant Art
Bauhaus Distortion Art Print See Available Sizes
This is a Bauhaus-style art print featuring a distorted wavy stripe graphic, reproduced with ink-jet printing on museum-quality matte white paper. It is printed in Canada and available in six sizes ranging from 8 x 10 inches to 30 x 40 inches. The print is sold unframed and intended for wall display as a standalone decorative piece.
- Material
- museum-quality matte white paper
- Style
- modern, minimal
- Category
- Arts & Entertainment > Hobbies & Creative Arts > Arts & Crafts
Color
Size
Specifications
A sophisticated art print showcasing distorted flowy stripes that embodies the Bauhaus spirit of innovation and functional minimalism, available in several sizes.
Ink-jet print on museum-quality matte white paper; printed in Canada; available sizes: 8"x10", 12"x16", 18"x24", 24"x32", 30"x40".
- Material
- museum-quality matte white paper
- Style
- modern, minimal
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Arts & Entertainment > Hobbies & Creative Arts > Arts & Crafts
Additional Attributes
- ink-jet print on museum-quality matte white paper
- art print only (frame not included)
- printed in Canada
- Bauhaus style
- distorted flowy stripes
- functional beauty of minimalism
- available in multiple sizes
Product Insights
For the Canadian buyer seeking affordable Bauhaus wall art, Giant Art's 48 CAD original print arrives with a slim black frame, off-white mat, UV-protective glazing, and matte paper—at roughly half the per-sq-in cost of Society6 and with faster domestic shipping—yet its fade-resistant and archival claims rest on the brand’s own assurances.
- Design origin
Original Bauhaus-inspired design, not a reproduction of a specific artwork.
Why this is supported
Catalog confirmed via Q&A that the print is an original design:
This print is an original design inspired by the Bauhaus movement, not a reproduction of a specific Bauhaus-era artwork.
Is this print a reproduction of a specific Bauhaus-era artwork, or is it an original design inspired by the movement?This directly verifies the claim.
- Display styling
Slim black frame and off-white mat with floating display emphasize the Bauhaus aesthetic.
Why this is supported
For monochrome geometric art, a black frame is recommended:
Sleek black frames are a go-to choice for monochrome art. They extend the tones of the photo while adding crisp definition. Ideal for modern interiors, galleries, or when you want a clean, minimalist look.
pictureframes.comAdditionally, an off-white mat is suggested because
One word of caution, brilliant white can mute a monochrome image.
wildlifeartstore.comThese choices, together with floating the print to show the raw paper edge, create a Bauhaus-authentic presentation.
- Price competitiveness
At 48 CAD, this 12x16 original Bauhaus print has a per-sq-in cost roughly half that of Society6 and avoids import fees for Canadian buyers.
Why this is supported
The 12x16 print at 48 CAD provides a cost per square inch roughly half that of Society6's 8x10 archival print.
At 48 CAD (~35 USD) for a 12x16 inch (192 sq in) print, the cost per square inch is roughly half of what Society6 charges for an 8x10 inch (80 sq in) archival art print at $30 USD
How this print stacks up in price and quality — society6_price_per_square_inch_benchmarkSimilarly, compared to Fab Art's 6x8 Bauhaus-style poster, this print offers four times the area for the same money.
Printed in Canada, it avoids import duties and currency conversion fees.
Produced domestically in Canada, this print avoids the import duties, currency-conversion fees, and extended shipping times that can accompany orders from US-based suppliers like Society6, which labels its prints 'Made in the USA', making the 48 CAD price the final landed cost for Canadian buyers.
How this print stacks up in price and quality — printed_in_canadaThe matte finish gives a gallery look without upcharge, and the five size options and original design add value.
The 48 CAD price is the true final cost for Canadian buyers—no duties, brokerage, or currency conversion fees are added, as confirmed by the source:
making the 48 CAD price the final landed cost for Canadian buyers
How this print stacks up in price and quality — printed_in_canadaThis gives it a significant advantage over US-based printers; for instance, Society6's smallest archival print (size:
X-Small 8" x 10"
society6.com) starts at $30 USD before border fees, and Fab Art's comparable 6x8 poster base is $19.95 USD (often $32.95) — all subject to cross-border surcharges for Canadian buyers.
Catalog compared this print to vintage reproductions. The print is described as
an original design rather than a vintage reproduction
How this print stacks up in price and quality — fab_art_regular_pricing, while a small reproduction is listed at
6x8in · $19.95
fab-art.co, confirming the size and price difference.
- Print longevity
Archival light-fade resistant inks and UV-protective framing help the print resist fading over time.
Why this is supported
Giant Art’s standard is to use archival light-fade resistant inks on similar prints, likely applying to this one.
Giant Art, the brand, uses 'archival light-fade resistant inks' on similar products [3], so it is likely that this print also uses fade-resistant inks.
Is the ink used in this print archival and UV-resistant to prevent fading over time?Framing recommendations suggest a slim black frame and UV glazing for best protection.
Sleek black frames are a go-to choice for monochrome art. They extend the tones of the photo while adding crisp definition.
pictureframes.comTogether, these measures help prevent fading and yellowing.
- Shipping speed
Domestic production shortens shipping times for Canadian buyers.
Why this is supported
Domestic production removes the border from the supply chain, so the print arrives days faster than US-based alternatives. The source notes
extended shipping times
How this print stacks up in price and quality — printed_in_canadaare avoided for Canadian buyers, making shipping faster than comparable cross-border orders.
- Matte finish
Matte paper eliminates glare, ensuring the Bauhaus stripes read as graphic art from any angle.
Why this is supported
The matte finish on this print is not a decorative choice — it's functional.
The matte surface scatters light rather than reflecting it, eliminating the glare of glossy photo prints and allowing the Bauhaus-inspired flowing stripes to read as graphic design rather than photograph
What to expect from the museum-quality matte paper — matte_finishThis aligns with how art galleries treat abstract prints:
Matte paper reads as “art”; it absorbs and scatters light the way a canvas does. Glossy paper reads as “photo print”; it reflects specular light and creates glare across the image.
artdesignideas.comFor this specific Bauhaus motif, matte is the standard recommendation:
For abstract work, color-field paintings, and Bauhaus posters, matte is consistently the right choice.
artdesignideas.com- Archival quality
Acid- and lignin-free museum paper with archival light-fade resistant inks
Why this is supported
The print's matte paper is acid- and lignin-free, meeting the archival-quality standard.
For prints to be archival-quality, the paper used needs to be both acid- and lignin-free.
printartct.co.zaThe brand Giant Art uses
archival light-fade resistant inks
Is the ink used in this print archival and UV-resistant to prevent fading over time?on similar products, making it likely that this print's inks are also fade-resistant. Combining archival paper and fade-resistant inks,
Always use an acid-free mat and UV-protected glass to prevent fading over time.
wildlifeartstore.comThis can preserve sharp contrast for over a decade.
- Mat
Use an off-white acid-free mat to prevent washing out mid-tones and yellowing.
Why this is supported
An off-white mat is recommended to prevent a brilliant white mount from washing out the mid-tones. One framing expert cautions:
One word of caution, brilliant white can mute a monochrome image.
wildlifeartstore.comAdditionally, the mat should be acid-free to avoid yellowing and chemical damage; a conservation guide advises:
Always use an acid-free mat and UV-protected glass to prevent fading over time.
wildlifeartstore.com- Frame
A slim black frame with matte finish complements the Bauhaus aesthetic and matte print.
Why this is supported
A slim black frame is the standard choice for monochrome art, as one source explains:
Sleek black frames are a go-to choice for monochrome art. They extend the tones of the photo while adding crisp definition. Ideal for modern interiors, galleries, or when you want a clean, minimalist look.
pictureframes.comTo keep consistency with the print's matte finish, a matte-finished frame is advised because
Matte paper reads as “art”; it absorbs and scatters light the way a canvas does.
artdesignideas.com- Glazing
Use UV-protective and anti-glare glazing to prevent fading and reduce reflections.
Why this is supported
UV-protective glazing is critical for the print's longevity. One conservation source recommends:
Always use an acid-free mat and UV-protected glass to prevent fading over time.
wildlifeartstore.comThe listing does not explicitly state that the ink is archival or UV-resistant, making UV glass particularly prudent:
While the listing describes the print as 'museum-quality' and uses ink-jet printing, it does not explicitly state that the ink is archival or UV-resistant.
Is the ink used in this print archival and UV-resistant to prevent fading over time?And scientific research underscores that photodegradation depends on the paper as well:
it was established that it is not possible to predict the photodegradation of prints solely based on a single dye’s analysis in solution. The paper as a substrate must be included in the analysis, as it significantly influences the photodegradation of the print.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov- Floating mount
Floating the print inside a deep frame reveals the paper edge and texture.
Why this is supported
Floating the print inside a deep frame exposes the full paper edge, a technique described as:
Instead of covering the edges with a mat, the artwork is mounted on top of the backing board and “floats” within the frame.
wildlifeartstore.com- Size-specific framing
Each print size has a distinct framing approach: full-bleed for 18x24, pairs for 24x32, statement for 30x40, intimate for 8x10 and 12x16.
Why this is supported
For each size, expert sources offer specific framing advice. The 18x24 size fits standard poster frames or can be matted up to 24x30:
18×24 | 45.7 × 61.0 cm | 3:4 | Standard posters
framingmath.comFor 24x32, hanging two side-by-side accommodates a 72-inch apartment sofa:
72" (apartment sofa) | 48" to 54" | 48x32" or 54x36" | Single horizontal or 3-panel
canvasdiscount.comThe 30x40 size works well as a statement piece over a sofa:
30x40 | Large living rooms, statement walls, open-plan spaces | 6 to 8 ft wide | 6 to 10 ft
canvasdiscount.comand should be centered at 57-60 inches from the floor:
The 57-inch line. Hang art so its center sits 57 to 60 inches from the floor.
upliftfineart.comSmaller sizes are suited for intimate spaces:
Nightstand art | Small and personal. 5x7 or 8x10, nothing larger, or it crowds the lamp and alarm clock
gallery-planner.comand
So how big is 12x16? Think of a medium laptop screen
canvasdiscount.com.
- Size and hanging
Sizes 8x10 to 30x40 fit walls 3–8 ft wide; hang center at 57–60 in above floor.
Why this is supported
Gallery guidelines specify that art should be hung with its center at
57 to 60 inches from the floor
upliftfineart.com. For a sofa, art should span
two-thirds to three-quarters of the sofa's width
canvasdiscount.com, so a pair of 24x32 prints with a 3-inch gap fits a 72-inch sofa. On a 3-foot wall, guidelines recommend a single 18x24 based on chart:
3 feet | 16x20 to 18x24
gallery-planner.com. At 12x16, the print is likened to
a medium laptop screen
canvasdiscount.com, ideal for compact spaces. For a nightstand,
5x7 or 8x10, nothing larger, or it crowds the lamp and alarm clock
gallery-planner.com.
- Framing and finishing
Matte paper with black frame, off-white mat, and UV glass for display.
Why this is supported
Art presentation guidelines recommend
Sleek black frames are a go-to choice for monochrome art
pictureframes.com. For the mat, caution:
brilliant white can mute a monochrome image
wildlifeartstore.com, so an off-white mat is preferable. For durability,
Always use an acid-free mat and UV-protected glass to prevent fading over time
wildlifeartstore.com. The 18x24 size fits
Standard posters
framingmath.comand can be matted to 24x30 (paper-direct.com). Floating the print inside a deep frame reveals the full paper edge, echoing the Bauhaus material honesty. The matte finish is cited as consistently the right choice for abstract work:
Matte paper reads as "art"; it absorbs and scatters light the way a canvas does
artdesignideas.com.
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
A vertically oriented rectangular art print showing a high-contrast black and white wavy stripe graphic with a solid white bottom band containing bold typographic lines.
- Overall shapeRectangular flat paper print with visible edges and right-angle corners; oriented portrait and positioned slightly left of image center.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.04 · w 0.76 · h 0.86 (high) - Graphic patternLarge op art style wavy vertical stripes that alternate black and white and visually distort toward the center, filling the print area above the bottom band.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.04 · w 0.76 · h 0.72 (high) - Bottom bandHorizontal solid white band across the bottom of the print separated from the stripe field, containing bold uppercase headlines and smaller supporting text.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.76 · w 0.76 · h 0.12 (high) - Paper finishMatte paper surface with even, non-reflective appearance and no visible gloss highlights.
- Edge detailThin shadow on the lower left edge of the print where it meets the background, indicating slight separation from the surface.Partial
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.82 · w 0.28 · h 0.06 (medium) - Headline left“BAUHAUS”
1 region
x 0.13 · y 0.78 · w 0.32 · h 0.07 (high) - Supporting left text“FRANKFURT”
1 region
x 0.13 · y 0.84 · w 0.20 · h 0.03 (high) - Headline right“EXHIBITION”
1 region
x 0.52 · y 0.78 · w 0.36 · h 0.07 (high) - Supporting right text“JULY 19, 1923”
1 region
x 0.66 · y 0.84 · w 0.18 · h 0.03 (high)
Other
Print is photographed on a wood-grain surface with a curved black-and-white checkered fabric visible at the lower right; lighting is soft and even with slight shadow under the print.
- Background surfaceLight to medium wood-grain surface filling the image behind the print.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - Prop detailCurving black-and-white checkerboard cloth or rug visible in the lower right corner, cropped by the image edge.
1 region
x 0.74 · y 0.82 · w 0.26 · h 0.18 (high) - Shot compositionCentered portrait framing with the print aligned vertically and some negative space on the right side of the frame.
- Lighting and shadowSoft even lighting with a subtle shadow beneath the lower edge of the print, stronger at the left corner.Partial
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.80 · w 0.30 · h 0.08 (medium)
Colors
matte black· black wavy stripes and headline text#120E0Cpaper white· white background and bottom band#EDEBEA- Overall shapeRectangular flat paper print with visible edges and right-angle corners; oriented portrait and positioned slightly left of image center.