This premium photo art canvas tote bag features artwork of a vintage skeleton engraving. The original engraving is the frontispiece of Bernardino Genga's 'Anatomia per Uso et Intelligenza del Disegno' from 1691, drawn by artist Charles Errard, and engraved by François Andriot. The photo art is printed fully on both sides of the canvas bag, measuring 16" x 16", with two 14” long by 1” wide black cotton webbing strap handles, black interior, and features a reinforced bottom that flattens to fit more items and hold larger objects. It is made of a lightweight, spun polyester canvas-like fabric (spot clean/dry clean only), with all seams and stress points double-stitched for durability.

Robert Morris is an image maker who has built a worldwide reputation over the past 25 years of being a professional artist, creating stunning imagery through a variety of media including pen & ink, photography, sculpture, 3D, and digital film compositing. Robert has a passion for urban decay, the smell of burning electricity, Jack Daniel's, medical illustrations, soft black puppies, and certainly not least, working in his Brooklyn, NY studio.

16” X 16”