Abstract Blooms 7 is an original abstract painting on canvas, with a modern floral twist. This hand painted contemporary flower painting is made up of a rich palette of red, pink and purple which would brighten up any wall.
This extra large floral artwork is inspired by the beauty that surrounds me. I’m lucky enough to live in the countryside, so the inspiration is endless. When I look at a field or bloom of flowers all I can see is the bursts of colours, collaboration of shapes and the rhythm at which they work together, and it is this that I try to express this within my paintings.
It has been painted using high quality acrylics on a professionally stretched canvas, which has been signed on the front by myself the artist. This contemporary painting measures 70 x 100cm, so would make a real statement in any room. The edges of the canvas are neatly painted and it is already strung up with d-rings and picture cord, so all you need is a picture hook and the perfect place to hang it!
This abstract artwork would work beautifully as a stand only piece of statement art, or along side one or two of the other pieces from the Absract Blooms series.
Size - 70 x 100 x 5cm
All pieces of art are shipped from the UK. Shipping within the UK will be free of charge.
For overseas sales the delivery will be workout at the point of sale. All paintings sent overseas will be removed from the wooden stretcher bars and sent in a cardboard tube. This is done to reduce the chance of damage during transit, and to reduce the delivery charge. Customers are responsible for duties and taxes. Any customs charges for international shipping are the responsibility of the buyer.
Returns are accepted only if the artwork is damaged in transit. In this case please email katiedaw101@hotmail.com within 14 days of receiving the artwork and provided photos of the damaged painting and packaging. At this point a return and refund will be arranged.
As the artist, I own the copyright of the artwork and therefore may at any time produce prints from the artwork.
