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Acrylic paint on UNSTRETCHED canvas. This is a new original contemporary abstract expressionist 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.

This painting is on unstretched canvas. It will be shipped to you rolled up in a heavy duty shipping tube. When you recieve it, you can frame it or stretch it on wooden stretcher bars yourself or you can have a frame shop do it. I have continued the painting 2.5 inches on each side beyond the 36"x48" size so as to allow for stretching on 1.5" deep stretcher bars. The staples would be on the back.

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...