Empire Art Direct Abstract Wall Art Textured Hand Painted Canvas by Martin Edwards, Champagne Frame, 32″ x 48″, Silver Pellets

Price: $219.42
(as of Dec 02, 2024 02:01:40 UTC – Details)

Empire Art Direct has a long rich history of manufacturing wall art and home furnishings since 1948. EAD has a variety of wall decorative for all moments in your life. Artist Martin Edwards loves the texture and feel of paint and the sensuous beauty of color and tries to make the most of these two elements in his original works of art. This specific style shouts movement and mood as it moves across the canvas and the color only serves to intensify the emotion displayed. This piece uses subtle variations in technique and metallic color combinations to display a three-dimensional, hand painted, piece of art that displays an abstract of sliver and gold that has been embellished with glitter and encased in strong champagne frame.Comes pre-installed with D-rings and rope which makes it simple to display on wall, depending on your reference. Each panel includes mounting nails and hooks for ease of installation.
ABSTRACT TEXTURED HAND PAINTED FRAMED WALL ART – This piece uses subtle variations in technique to display a hand painted, piece of art that displays an abstract of sliver and gold that has been embellished with glitter and encased in champagne frame.
PRODUCT TECHNIQUES – 100% hand painted heavily textured work of art on a strong canvas, embellished with glitter and encased in a strong frame.
PROTECTION & INSTALLATION – This handpainted canvas is packaged in a strong carton with protective corners and bubble wrap. Comes pre-installed with D-rings and rope. Each panel includes mounting nails and hooks for ease of installation
GIFT & PERFECT DECORATION – A perfect Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Birthday Gift for your relatives and friends. A great piece to put center stage in your living room, bedroom, bathroom, etc.
EXCLUSIVE DESIGN – Artist Martin Edwards loves the texture and feel of paint and the sensuous beauty of color and tries to make the most of these two elements in his original works of art.