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Overall Size:
24'' H x 18'' W x 1.5" D
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43215
Painting
Yes
Single Picture Frame
Brown, Light Brown
Solid Wood
Canvas
1
Coup d'Esprit
Portrait
Rectangle
Plants & Flowers
Undone Cypress
Brown, Beige, Neutral
Yes
Wall-Mounting Hardware Included
Yes
1 Year
24'' H X 18'' W
1.5'' D
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A sprig of flowers against a neutral backdrop is the perfect way to update any space in the home--from modern to transitional. Shabby elegance botanical I offers a versatile design and color combination that easily fits with your existing decor for a fresh look.
Very pleased overall - the artwork and the framing are beautifully done. Margaret. OH. Sat Aug 01 2026
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This framed canvas print brings an abstract look into your space, providing a colorful focal point that updates your layout. The artwork displays a statement of vibrant color, and it's printed with gallery-quality inks using giclée print technology for clarity and color gamut. Encased in a wood frame, the canvas is crafted with a solid and engineered wood frame, and it rests on your wall to fit effortlessly into your setup. Plus, it introduces an artistic layer that adds warmth and character across your wall.
The art piece came very well packed. It is so beautiful in person. I absolutely love it. Very good quality and so perfect for my living room.. Yolanda. Miami, FL. Fri May 10 2024
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Rich, earthen tones can provide a fresh update to nearly any space. Madera is ideal for adding a warm or monochromatic neutral color palette to your existing decor. Update your walls with this on-trend abstract image.
Love the colors in this piece. Kenzie. Littleton, CO. Mon Mar 30 2026
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A design collaboration by Amber Lewis and Four Hands. Having grown up in the rural south, painter Chelsea Fly’s works are inspired by the region’s landscapes and skies. Experimental in her methods and mediums, the Tennessean uses art to examine the connection to "place".
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