
The familiar curve of the beach is painted in rich navy and ochre while highlights of black and white create a bold composition. These colors work well in traditional New England decor or as a stand out piece in a more neutral contemporary palette.
Smaller sizes make great gifts for those who hold this beach, or the beach in general, close to their heart.
Larger sizes go up to 24 x 36", making this a good option for large spaces, like over a couch or fireplace.
The beach depicted in this print is Crane Beach, a pristine beach and conservation area in Ipswich and Essex Massachusetts, just north of Cape Ann.
**Additional Framing Options and/or print sizes are available upon request. Please send a message if you don't see what you are looking for**
MATERIALS:
unframed prints sized up to 12 x 16" are printed on flat, unstretched canvas. They are printed, hand cut, and packaged in the artists studio.
Unframed prints 12 x 16 and up as well as ALL framed prints are printed on heavyweight archival paper and ship directly from the printmaker or framer.
SIZES:
Select your preferred size from the drop-down menu
Send a message to inquire about custom sizes
SHIPPING:
12 x 16 and smaller unframed prints ship directly from the artist in 1-3 business days
Larger prints ship directly from the print shop and take 2-5 business days
Framed prints ship directly from the framer in 2-7 business days
Small prints are flat packed in a sturdy photo mailer
Large prints are rolled and packaged in tubes.
FRAMING:
Framing may add 1 - 7 business days to processing time
5 x 5 framed prints are not matted but may be for an additional framing charge
All other sizes may be matted with a 2" mat upon request
Additional Framing Options are available upon request
COMMISSIONS:
*If you love this style but are looking for an original painting rather than a print, please visit my commission information page
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