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65” x 40” Acrylic Rust Oleum on Buiscut-Joined Pine Wood A father today explaining to his kids what a tape cassette was.. “Years ago music was recorded onto yards of magnetic tape and rolled up into a single convenient plastic case called a cassette. They were called Tape Cassettes and when the device which was engineered to play the music off the cassette malfunctioned and ate the tape, a pencil could be used to re-spool the tape and repair the cassette ensuring many more hours of musical entertainment.” All of the wood cuts are handmade by the artist from high-quality pine. The construction process involves binding the pine boards through biscuit-joinery procedure, glue application, wood pressing and structure rear support. The finished art is unique, durable and everyone is one-of-a-kind! These are typically larger pieces and weight on average 12 - 20 lbs. The back side of all the artists wood cuts are rigidly structured to prevent them from ever warping or cupping. When hung, these wood cuts hang elegantly and hover off the wall a uniform 1.75” all the way around. Hanger hardware is provided by the artist for all art purchased.