SPRING DAFFODILS no.2 on Indian yellow 9"x12"
Early Spring Daffodils on Indian yellow.
- Paper size 9"x12" Sold unframed.
- Acrylic/Acryla Gouache on Arches hot press fine art paper 140lb.
- Signed on the front and titled/dated on the back.
- Custom framing is available. Please contact us to arrange after purchase. We recommend a floated mat to compliment the torn edges.
- Paintings ship within a week of purchase. Please allow 1-2 weeks for US delivery from date of purchase and 2-3 weeks for international delivery. Tracking numbers will be supplied.
- Please note color/tone varies on screens due to brightness/contrast settings. We aim to represent the colors as accurately as possible however the actual color of the artwork may vary slightly from these images. Please contact us if you need specific information about the artwork.
FRAME GUIDE
All custom frames are crafted and assembled to order.
We have selected 100% wood frames in three options that perfectly suit Sarah Gordon's artwork. They are all handcrafted by framing experts in the USA, using the highest quality materials. Every single frame is custom-built to ensure a perfect fit, and comes ready to hang.
Due to natural variances in the wood's color and grain, moulding may vary in color. Due to the custom nature of the manufacturing process, there may be slight variations in dimension and/or craftsmanship.
GALLERY LIGHT WALNUT - WOOD | 13/16" FACE X 1 5/16" DEPTH
Gallery Light Walnut has a rustic yet modern sensibility. Its rich walnut tone adds warmth and sophistication to any interior.
GALLERY NATURAL - WOOD | 3/4” FACE X 1 1/2” DEPTH
Gallery Natural is a classic choice that feels at home in any interior, from mid-century modern spaces to bohemian beach bungalows to art galleries.
ANTIQUE GOLD - WOOD | 3/4" FACE X 1" DEPTH
Antique Gold is a warm tone gold that has a lightly distressed finish and offers the perfect balance of vintage and understated luxury.
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Meet the Artist
Sarah Gordon is a British artist and textile designer working from her coastal home studio on Bainbridge Island, WA. She is known for her curious, contemporary artwork that brings together botanicals, insects and birds with seaweed, coral and other natural elements.Much of Sarah’s inspiration comes from daily walks at local beaches and forests where she collects natural ‘treasures’ that become the start of new artwork ideas.