Trademark Fine Art Pink Reverie by Sheila Golden Framed Painting Print - Size: 14x22 H x 11x22 W x 0.5x22 D

Description

This ready to hang, matted framed art piece features a watercolor painting of pink and blue Poppies. A clear acrylic facing is added to protect the print. This ready to hang, matted framed art piece features a watercolor painting of pink and blue Poppies. An 8x10 giclee print under acrylic in an 11x14 black frame. The antique white mat allows the image to really stand out, making it a great addition to any space. The piece is fully assembled by professional framers and comes ready to hang. Sheila Golden grew up in new York, attending the school of visual arts and the new school of the Social research in new York city, then worked in graphic design and illustration. While living in California, Sheila started teaching classes on watercolor collage. Her original watercolors and watercolor collages are exhibited in numerous juried art shows around the country and her work is represented in private as well as corporate collections in major cities. Sheila has combined her multiple skills and talents to translate her love of nature into painting and collage. She studied film animation, lithography and ceramics, and received her bachelor's degree in fine art. This high quality print is matted using antique white matting and comes in a black frame. Giclee (jee-clay) is an advanced printmaking process for creating museum quality fine art reproductions. An 8x10 giclee print under acrylic in an 11x14 black frame.

Key Features

• The antique white mat allows the image to really stand out, making it a great addition to any space.
• She studied film animation, lithography and ceramics, and received her bachelor's degree in fine art.
• An 8x10 giclee print under acrylic in an 11x14 black frame.
• This ready to hang, matted framed art piece features a watercolor painting of pink and blue Poppies.
• While living in California, Sheila started teaching classes on watercolor collage.
• Sheila Golden grew up in new York, attending the school of visual arts and the new school of the Social research in new York city, then worked in graphic design and illustration.