Leonetto Cappiello 'Maurin Quina, 1920' Framed Textured Art

As I've alluded to, I have no issue with the art. The colors were well-represented on the site and the quality was right about what I expected based on the description. Yes, it does catch the light with the shiny, pebbled surface. Apparently this annoys some folks, but I'm not one of them. Forewarned is forearmed. However, when I received the item, the frame wasn't set properly. They use staples to set the art within the frame and push it to the fore. When I received it, I had two of the top-frame staples that had slipped the art and were actually in front of it, visible, between the art and the frame, pushing the art to the back of the frame and had even worn a slight hole in the paper backing. To top it off, one of the staples had scored the art at the top, I contemplated returning it, but it's not small and it would have been difficult to go through the return process. I chose to bend the staples up, slightly, and pop the art back in front of them, pushing through the paper in the back so as to bend them into a semblance of the proper position. It was my choice to keep it under these circumstances and not return it, Overall, I am happy with the item and it currently sits in my kitchen. It's a pretty nice piece, overall.

• How did the color on site compare with the actual product? The color was actually pretty spot on.
• Please tell us about the quality of the product. The art itself was fine, but the framing job was substandard.
• How accurate was the on site description of the product? More than accurate enough.