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Read the whole review »| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 100 x 75 cm |
| Aspect ratio | 4:3 |
| Format family | Landscape/Portrait |
| Price | £55.00 |
| Average retail price | £99.90 |
| Minimum file size | 3937 x 2953 px (11.6 megapixels) |
| Furniture width it suits | 145-155 cm - a dining sideboard, a king-size bed |
| Hanging guide | Centre 150 cm from the floor in a stairwell; 25-30 cm above furniture elsewhere |
| Frame | 2 cm solid pine, hand-stretched, hardware fitted |
A metre wide and three quarters of a metre tall, this is the largest canvas we make in the 4:3 shape - which makes it the only way to get a phone photo onto a wall at this scale without cutting anything off it. It has more presence than a 120 x 80 cm canvas, oddly enough, because the extra height gives it weight.
Above a dining sideboard, in a stairwell where you see it from below and the height reads better than width, or on a landing wall. It also suits a group portrait better than a wide format does, because people photograph in a block rather than a line.
At 75 cm tall this canvas occupies more of your field of view than a 120 x 80 cm one does from the same distance, which is why it feels larger despite being narrower. In a room where you sit close to the wall - a dining room, a study - that height works in your favour.
Around 3937 x 2953 px, roughly 11.6 megapixels. A canvas this size is normally seen from a metre and a half or more, so we print at a lower dpi than we would for a small format, which is why the figure is not as daunting as the dimensions suggest.
Use both fixings on the frame rather than one central hook, and check with a spirit level - a canvas a metre wide shows any tilt immediately. In plasterboard, use proper anchors rated well above the canvas weight.
| Compared with | How it differs |
|---|---|
| 80x60 | About 64% of the area, same 4:3 shape. The choice when the wall is under 150 cm. |
| 120x80 | Covers more wall but is proportionally shallower. 100x75 often reads as larger in a small room. |
| 90x60 | Similar footprint but 3:2 rather than 4:3 - better for camera files, worse for phone files. |
For an alcove or a narrower wall, the 75x50 canvas print is the one to compare. Prefer to browse the whole range before you commit? Every format, edge design and frame option is on our canvas prints page.
£55.00, down from an average retail price of £99.90. Delivery is free.
Yes, if it was taken in the standard 4:3 setting. This is our largest format that does that.
120 x 80 cm covers more wall, but 100 x 75 cm is taller in proportion and often looks more substantial in a smaller room.
39.4 x 29.5 inches.
Because it is taller in proportion. From the same viewing distance a 75 cm tall canvas fills more of your field of view than an 80 cm tall one that is spread across 120 cm.
Upload your photo, pick your edge design, and we will have it hand-stretched and on its way within 24 hours.