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Description Savannah Oak By Rob Young -- Click Photo To Enlarge -- Lovely Savannah, where General James Oglethorpe landed and Georgia began in 1733. This majestic Oak tree stands near the old Savannah Cotton Exchange on Bay Street, where the city renovated 80,000 square feet of abandoned warehouse space into a colorful group of shops, restaurants, galleries, and inns. Right on the historic riverfront, this whole area is lined with these beautiful Oaks and other lush greenery. ---- Rob ITEM DETAILS Print Size: Landscape - 12" x 18" (30.48cm x 45.72cm) Optional Sizes: Many, but other sizes will require cropping of the image unless the dimensions are proportional to a 4 x 6 size. See the Pricing Info page on The Oaks Gallery's website for details. E-mail with any questions. Mat: None (Mat and frame above for display only) Frame: None (Mat and frame above for display only) Paper and ink: All prints are custom printed on professional grade Epson® printers using archival quality, 100% cotton rag fine art paper, and the latest archival grade Ultrachrome inks. Edition: Hand signed by artist. Not a limited edition. Packing/shipping: Prints are sealed in clear acid-free display bags, and packed carefully for shipping anywhere in the world. This item will ship one to two weeks from the date of purchase. Questions? Send us an e-mail