Echoes of Kline No. 2 - Original
Gallery original
ORIGINAL ARTWORK
Acrylic on Canvas
Art Size: 5" x 5"
Frame Size: 9.75" x 9.75" x 1.25"
Paying homage to Franz Kline’s iconic style and the legacy of abstract expressionism, this piece captures the essence of bold brushwork and monochromatic tones on a small scale. “Echoes of Kline No. 1 ” is timeless and elegant — truly honoring the inspiration behind the work.
This original painting on canvas is finished in a stunning wide-faced custom frame. It is accompanied with an artist signed certificate of authenticity and signed on the back. Ready to hang or display on a shelf.
Pairs beautifully with “Echoes of Kline No. 1”.
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From the studio
“I can fall madly in love with the sparkle from the edge of a gold glass vase, or obsess over the texture of a stone found along a walk. As a way to hold onto these bits of beauty, I started creating art.”
— Julia Contacessi
