Crashing Waves - 2, Williams Sonoma - Prints & Canvas - Artwork - Home Decor

Description

Two white paper top mats add depth and clean contrast. In this stunning six-piece series, she captures the multi-dimensional nature of the ocean-a deep rippled space, a reflective surface and a layered body of currents-with the nuance and detail of a plein air painter. With its range of blue hues and continuously changing appearance, the ocean's surface has long fascinated and inspired artist Katie Brennan. Archival paper print is set behind glass in a solid wood frame with a matte white finish. Used for fine art reproductions, giclee printing involves transferring millions of tiny drops of ink to archival-quality paper, capturing the fine nuances of the original - including tone, shade and brushstrokes. giclee print of original seascapes by artist and curator Katie Brennan. High quality giclee print of original seascapes by artist and curator Katie Brennan. 18.25"W x 21.25"H x 1.25"D. Originally created with gouache on paper, our giclee printed reproductions preserve the smooth, deft strokes and luminous hues that make up the six seascapes. In this six-piece series, she captures the multi-dimensional nature of the ocean-a deep rippled space, a reflective surface and a layered body of currents-with the nuance and detail of a plein air painter. Ready to hang with D-rings at the back. Hung individually or as a series, they bring cool color and subtle movement to the home. Archival paper print is set behind glass in a solid wood frame with a matte white finish.

Key Features

• Archival paper print is set behind glass in a solid wood frame with a matte white finish.
• Originally created with gouache on paper, our giclee printed reproductions preserve the smooth, deft strokes and luminous hues that make up the six seascapes.
• giclee print of original seascapes by artist and curator Katie Brennan.
• Hung individually or as a series, they bring cool color and subtle movement to the home.
• In this six-piece series, she captures the multi-dimensional nature of the ocean-a deep rippled space, a reflective surface and a layered body of currents-with the nuance and detail of a plein air painter.
• With its range of blue hues and continuously changing appearance, the ocean's surface has long fascinated and inspired artist Katie Brennan.