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8.00" x 8.00"
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10.00" x 10.00"
Approaching Sundown #1 Art Print
by Linda Monfort
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Approaching Sundown #1 art print by Linda Monfort. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
Design Details
Acrylic paint on gallery-wrap (stapled on back) canvas stretched on wood frame. This is a new original abstract or impressionist fauve landscape... more
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Artist's Description
Acrylic paint on gallery-wrap (stapled on back) canvas stretched on wood frame. This is a new original abstract or impressionist fauve landscape painting which will be hand signed and dated by me (the artist) on the front. Also, the medium (acrylic), as well as my signature, date, and title are written on the back of the painting.
If you do not plan on framing this painting, I will paint the sides a solid color and wire the back for hanging at no additional cost, if you wish.
About Linda Monfort
TO PURCHASE ANY OF MY AVAILABLE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS please go to my website lindamonfort.com LINDA J. MONFORT BIOGRAPHY...After receiving a B.A. in art from San Diego State University, I worked as a graphic designer and art director. I later focused my energy into creating copper enamels, etched glass and designing and hand-painting texturized furniture using hand-made stencils. I then went on to a 10 year career designing custom high end room size area rugs working with interior designers. I have been painting full time for the past 14 years. My style of painting has evolved through many years of exploration. My copper enamels, both hard edge and ethereal, translated in later years into a spontaneous painting style using acrylic...
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Linda Monfort
Thanks again Alanna!
Alanna Hug-McAnnally
Linda - a brush? Wow - it really looks like knifework. I'm impressed! Wish I could do that! :D It is a truly lovely piece of art. :D
Linda Monfort
Thank you! I used a brush rather than a knife. I have had other artists comment on my knife work when indeed I just used a brush. Interesting.
Alanna Hug-McAnnally
Linda - I was going through the new artwork posted and came upon yours. This is stunning! I too love to work with a knife, and you do it so beautifully and softly. You have a lovely gift and I hope to see more of your work in here. Soon!