The artist can certainly submit more than three canvas prints, but each print on canvas should be separated by subject or by theme. To pick a theme, look over the selection of canvas prints that you have and see if any of them fall into a certain category or look. The print on canvas should tell a story in sequence and inspire anyone who goes to the art gallery to look at your work. Printing on canvas can be a fabulous way to tell a story particularly if the quality of the printing process and the subject matter is thought provoking. The artist who finds that there is perhaps only one canvas print worth presenting will do more research and shoot not one canvas print by several canvas prints until there is a theme to present. Print on canvas is showing the work what is different about regular photography and print on canvas that can be interpreted as true art. The artist will find ways of printing on canvas that include cropping and sometimes combining two or three photographs to make one. The true photographer who takes his art seriously will take each canvas print and turn it into a work of art that any gallery would be proud to display. If an artist is accepted in one gallery and his or her work receives rave reviews, it won’t be long before other galleries are calling to request showings of the canvas prints in their galleries. Soon Canvas print will be sold here and there and the artist will gain a reputation and recognize how all the hard work that it takes to create art from a print on canvas truly pays off.