Amanti Art Framed Canvas Wall Art 22x22 Reflection of Beach No. 2 by Irena Orlov, Framed Wall Art Canvas, Beach Artwork, Traditional Decor, Medium Poster Painting for Living Room, Bedroom, Bathroom — Open-Box, 33% Off
Brand: Amanti Art
Description
CUSTOM CANVAS ARTWORK DETAILS: Reflection of Beach No. 2 by Irena Orlov.
FRAME DETAILS: The canvas is framed in the Sylvie Beaded White frame, which is a vintage float frame featuring a traditionally beaded ornate design with white coloring, a subtle woodgrain pattern and dramatic depth. The frame measures 1 in. wide and stands 1.5 in. off the wall. The canvas appears as if it is floating in the frame because it has a narrow gap between the edge of the canvas and the frame. The overall size of this framed canvas print measures 22 in. W x 22 in. H.
QUALITY AND AUTHENTICITY: Canvas is printed with high-quality, fade-resistant inks for picture-perfect detail and incredible depth of color. Canvas is stretched across a solid surface to resist sagging. We use only premium, high-tension canvas. Our exclusive stretching techniques hide corner folds and provide a taut canvas surface. The artwork is authentically licensed.
HASSLE-FREE HANGING: Ready to hang for easy installation. Corner triangles on the back include cutout notches for flush mount hanging. Simply pound any type of nail into the wall and hang from the notches.
FOR HOME OR COMMERCIAL USE: Because of our attention to detail and focus on artistry, architects, interior designers, and homeowners alike choose this framed art print to create beautiful living spaces. ASSEMBLED IN THE USA: Amanti Art assembles each piece to order in Waunakee, WI USA.
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Product Details
- SKU:
- awhd-us-b0g4smcxn9
- Country:
- US
- ASIN:
- B0G4SMCXN9
- UPC:
- 195468062995
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