Framed black and white ink drawing of a large tree with countryside buildings and hills in the background.

Framed Art Jean Victor Bertin Study of a Tree 1816

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Framed Art Jean Victor Bertin Study of a Tree 1816

$179.99

Jean Victor Bertin's Study of a Tree 1816 by The Art Institute of Chicago is a framed giclee print featuring a detailed ink drawing of a large tree with a countryside background in a vintage monochrome style. The piece arrives ready to hang with a sturdy wire, hook, and nail and is framed by hand in Madison, WI.

Giclee print using fade-resistant inks to preserve rich detail and color
Vintage hand-framed moulding
Includes hanging hardware for easy installation
Two size options: 21x25 inches and 33x41 inches
Artwork copyrighted by The Art Institute of Chicago

Size: 21x25

21x25
33x41

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Framed Art Jean Victor Bertin Study of a Tree 1816

21x25

$179.99

Timeless vintage framed print

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Print and framing details

Exact details and fit

Print Type: Giclee
Ink: Fade-resistant
Frame: Vintage moulding, hand-framed in Madison, WI
Sizes: 21x25 inches, 33x41 inches
Hardware: Wire, hanging hook, and nail included
Artwork: Jean Victor Bertin Study of a Tree 1816
Copyright: ©2025 The Art Institute of Chicago
Color Palette: Monochrome

What arrives

Framed print
Hanging wire attached
Hanging hook and nail included

Frame and installation

Ready to hang vintage art

Hang securely on wall using included hardware
Avoid direct sunlight to preserve print quality

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Shipping & returns

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Returns policy

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery.
Contact support@resinsociety.net within 14 days of delivery to begin a return.

Rooted stillness

A pause beneath the canopy

An 1816 gaze, newly framed

Walls can feel restless with passing trends.
Jean Victor Bertin’s Study of a Tree 1816 steadies the space with patient detail and balanced contrast.
The hand-framed presentation and giclee image honor the drawing’s texture, letting you live with it daily.
Ready-to-hang hardware keeps the focus on the art, not the process.

Settled and contemplative

Rooms gather better around something certain.
This monochrome landscape lends scale without noise, pairing easily with books, linens, and quiet light.
In the evening, it reads as a soft silhouette; by day, the foliage unfolds in fine marks.

For the collector at home

Someone who favors historic studies, restrained palettes, and thoughtfully framed works that anchor a living room, reading nook, or hallway.

Where it lives well

Hang over a console or mantel to ground the vignette and echo natural textures already in the room.

Art from The Art Institute of Chicago

Museum curated vintage print

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Questions about your art purchase?

FAQs for Jean Victor Bertin print

What are the outer dimensions?

Approximately 21 x 25 inches, as shown.

Is it ready to hang?

Yes, it includes a sturdy wire on the back plus a hanging hook and nail.

How is the artwork produced?

The image is giclee printed using fade-resistant inks for rich, lasting detail.

Who is credited for the artwork?

Where is the framing done?

Each piece is beautifully framed by hand in Madison, WI.