Framed Art Beach Ocean Day over Blue Clear Waters by Alicia Abla

Elevate your space through thoughtfully curated style with this stunning piece designed by independent artist Alicia Abla and beautifully framed by hand in Madison, WI. The image is giclee printed using fade-resistant inks, ensuring every detail comes to life in rich, lasting color. Set in designer moulding, its a Coastal accent crafted to make a statement. Visual Story: The image captures a serene beach scene with gentle turquoise waves crashing onto the sandy shore. The horizon stretches into a clear sky dotted with a few fluffy clouds. The calming colors convey a sense of peace and tranquility.

• Authentic Artist Collaboration: 'Beach Ocean Day over Blue Clear Waters' is an officially licensed work by independent artist Alicia Abla, thoughtfully presented in our Oliver White Narrow molding. The finished piece measures 43 x 24, offering a sophisticated statement for your space. Visual Story: The image captures a serene beach scene with gentle turquoise waves crashing onto the sandy shore. The horizon stretches into a clear sky dotted with a few fluffy clouds. The calming colors convey a sense of peace and tranquility. Alicia Abla's Artist Profile: Kansas City illustrator Abla crafts joyful folk-style art celebrating friendship, food and cozy domestic moments, often rendered in a cheery pastel palette.
• Crafted with Care: Each print is expertly giclee printed with fade-resistant inks capturing exceptional detail and vibrant, lasting color and is framed in Oliver White Narrow. Printed on premium paper and mounted to a rigid backer board, the artwork resists rippling for a smooth, professional finish that stands the test of time.
• Lasting Beauty: Gallery-quality acrylic adds a polished touch, offering crystal-clear visibility while shielding the artwork from UV rays and light damage. Stronger and safer than traditional glass, it protects against fading to preserve the artwork's beauty for years to come.
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