Loch Ness Monster 1937 Photograph Nessie Scotland Cryptid Myth Folklore 8X10 Print.
Background: In 1934, the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster gained significant attention. A photograph known as the "Surgeon's Photograph" was published, claiming to depict the elusive creature. Captured by London Physician, the image displayed a supposed long-necked creature emerging from the Scottish waters. Widely debated, the photo fueled both skepticism and belief in the monster's existence. Decades later, in 1994, it was revealed that the photograph was likely a hoax involving a small model submerged in the Loch. Despite the photo's debunking, the legend of the Loch Ness Monster endures as one of the most iconic cryptid myths.

NOTE: This is an artist's rendition, not an actual photograph or event. Through this artist's rendition, the audience is encouraged to explore the enduring fascination and cultural impact of Loch Ness Monster folklore, legend, and myth.  The artist has taken creative liberties to convey the union of art and cryptozoology, where the past meets the future.

8x10 inch Photograph Reproduction
  • SIZE: 8X10 Inch Art Print
  • PRINTER: Epson industrial printers.
  • PAPER: The matte print paper we use features a beautiful soft white printing surface with outstanding ink holding capabilities. The matte paper is totally acid free and its heavy weight makes it ideal for high quality printing.
  • PREMIUM INK: We use only Genuine OEM (Original Manufacture Product ink. 
  • PACKAGING: Professional packed in a cellophane protective sleeve then in a rigid photo / print mailer.
  • SHIPPING: We ship orders Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
  • PLEASE NOTE: Watermarks will be removed from your photograph.
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We professionally trim each print to fit a standard 8X10 inch frame or it may be used with a mat. 
No hassles to mount your print,  just remove the back of the frame, position your print, and place the back, secure and hang your new print.  It's easy peasy!
We insert your print in a protective cellophane sleeve and place in the flat rigid mailer.  We add "Do Not Bend" stickers on the front and back of the mailer. Your print will arrive professionally packed in a rigid photo / print mailer.
   
We have been a providing reproduction art prints from our collection since 2004. Our images are décor in homes, offices, dorms, and several feature length movies. 

  • If you are not happy with your purchase please send it back within 30 days in it's original condition for a no questions asked return for a full refund.  
  • All photos which we restore for reproductions and reprinting are in the public domain.  We review each photograph and lovingly clean, retouch, repair and restore the photo without altering the photographers original intent. Occasionally we may need to lightly crop a photo which is not the correct aspect ratio.  However, we NEVER stretch or pull the digital image to fit the required photograph size. 
  • Original image quality varies with vintage photographs, photo technology was in the early days of development of this wonderful technique of recording memories for all time.  Please keep in mind cameras, lighting, film, developing and storage techniques were not as advanced.  Sometimes photographs we restore have lighting, exposure and developing flaws which we do our best to correct and restore. 
  • When you purchase a reproduction / reprint photograph from us it is for personal use only.  No copy rights are transferred to you. 
  • The information about the photographs are sometimes without specific details.  We provide information which accompanies the photograph to this detail page, we do our best to be accurate, however, we assume no liability for errors in descriptions. 

NOTE: This is an artist's rendition, not an actual photograph or event. Through this artist's rendition, the audience is encouraged to explore the enduring fascination and cultural impact of Loch Ness Monster folklore, legend, and myth.  The artist has taken creative liberties to convey the union of art and cryptozoology, where the past meets the future.